The Kardashian kids are so spoiled and entitled that they’re already stirring up drama in elementary school, at least according to Corey Wharton from “The Challenge.”

Rob Kardashian’s daughter Dream is only 8 years old, and she’s already pulling bratty moves with the children of other celebrities, Wharton suggested. He revealed on “MTV’s Official Challenge Podcast” that his daughter, Ryder, gets into arguments with Dream about “who is more famous” when they’re in class together.

It’s already wild to think these spoiled kids are competing over who has more celebrity street cred, but Wharton’s response added an even more intriguing layer to the story.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – SEPTEMBER 07: Dream Kardashian arrives backstage during New York Fashion Week Powered by Art Hearts Fashion at The Angel Orensanz Foundation on September 07, 2024 in New York City. (Photo by Mark Gunter/Getty Images for Art Hearts Fashion)

Wharton joked about the exchange between his daughter and the child of Kardashian and Blac Chyna, acting as though this was a normal interaction among young girls. But his reaction took a bizarre turn when he shared the advice he gave to his daughter.

“I’m like, ‘Ryder, don’t you ever argue with a Kardashian,'” Wharton said on the podcast. “‘We’re gonna step to the side on this argument next time.'”

I’m stunned by the absurdity of the discussion between the school kids and so incredibly disappointed by Wharton’s response.

SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA – NOVEMBER 06: Cory Wharton, Taylor Selfridge and family attend UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital Party On The Pier at Pacific Park on the Santa Monica Pier on November 06, 2022 in Santa Monica, California. (Photo by Robin L Marshall/Getty Images)

The idea of Wharton instructing his daughter to defer to a Kardashian because of the “power” they yield is truly sickening.

This hardly seems like what school-aged children should be concerned about, and if they’re this caught up in their popularity and status at such a young age, their future concerns me greatly. I half-expected he’d explain to his daughter that none of this matters and guide her to be friends with her peers without the fame competition. The other half of me knows not to expect too much from those in Hollyweird.

These children were born in the spotlight and spend so much time in front of the cameras that it’s unhealthy. If they had grounded, sane parents, they’d stand a chance — but to have parents who are just as self-absorbed and focused on their image as their offspring is a recipe for disaster.

Little girls everywhere should know they’re special and loved for who they are, not who their parents are. Body image issues and popularity issues are already tough stuff at that age, and it doesn’t need to be magnified by dysfunctional parenting and overexposure to fake lifestyles. (RELATED: In True Hollyweird Form, Sofia Richie Admitted To Giving Her 5-Month-Old Baby Most Ridiculous Item)

Just think of what the next generation will be like in their 20s and 30s — society is in so much trouble.