Christian Wilkins hits back at harsh troll over ARIA outfit

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Christian Wilkins he hit back at a cruel troll on Friday, who threatened him with death ARIA Awards Dress.

Christian, who is the son of the Nine Network’s Entertainment Editor Richard Wilkinshe sent out a public message to the troll for it Instagram storysays he won’t put up with abuse of any kind on his page.

“Aren’t there bigger things in the world than me wearing a dress? Sorry I looked hot,” Christian snapped back at the hater.

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Christian Wilkins hit back at a cruel troll on Friday, who sent him a death threat over his ARIA suit. (Getty)

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He added on a more serious note: “Okay, say you didn’t like my dress, I don’t care.”

“I may not like whatever chino/short t-shirt combo you’re in. But comments like this towards me or anyone else on my page are very irresponsible, unacceptable and I will not stand for it on my page.”

At the event, Christian rocked a sheer crystal gown with statement platform boots

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Christian Wilkins
“Aren’t there bigger things in the world than me wearing a dress? As hard as it was, I looked hot,” said Christi. (Instagram)
At the event, Christian rocked a sheer crystal gown with statement platform boots. (Getty)

He revealed on the red carpet that his look was from Kim Kardashian’s Swarovski X SKIMS collaboration, and that it only arrived the day before the show.

Christian graced the red carpet with Bridget Hustwaite at the event.

Just a month ago, Christian told 9 Honey Celebrity that he had been troubled growing up, as he celebrates the publication of his new children’s book called Princess Mitchell.

Christian Wilkins
“Comments like this towards me or anyone else on my page are very irresponsible, inappropriate and I will not stand for it on my page.” (Instagram)

The book has a strong message about accepting and overcoming differences

“I was a weird kid obviously and I liked things that weren’t necessarily stereotypically what boys were doing and I felt like I didn’t fit in,” he explained.

“And some kids get upset and turn into bullies and I was frustrated. “

Christian Wilkins selfie, December 13, 2022.
Just a month ago, Christian told 9Honey Celebrity that he was bullied growing up. (Instagram / @theprincewilkins)

However, he said he grew up with supportive family and friends, adding: “I feel very lucky to have had the childhood I did.”

Wilkins said he is an “advocate for the queer community” and wanted to write a book with an LGBTQI+ message.

“Basically I’m just trying to tell kids that what makes them different doesn’t make them weird, it makes them unique and that’s their greatest power,” he said.

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