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Travis Barker’s daughter Alabama, 16, goes makeup-free in TikTok & says she ‘wants the old me’ amid criticism from fans

TRAVIS Barker's daughter, Alabama, went makeup-free in a new TikTok on Sunday as she continues to battle fan criticism.

The 16-year-old added the caption: "I want it back. I want the old me."

Alabama Barker shared a makeup-free TikTok
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Alabama Barker shared a makeup-free TikTokCredit: TikTok/@alabamabarker
The teenager has been accused of trying to dress to mature for her age
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The teenager has been accused of trying to dress to mature for her ageCredit: Instagram/alabamaluellabarker

The model and influencer was makeup-free and wearing a simple red robe as she stared into the camera.

Minutes later, she shared that differed greatly from her revealing previous post.

This time, Alabama was standing and dancing, wearing a white robe, and fully made up with her makeup and eye lash extensions.

She danced to a profanity-laden song and flicked off the camera for good measure.

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PARTY GIRL

Fans have been slamming Alabama for acting too mature for her age, as the teen has sparked concern by partying until 3am or later.

On Friday, Alabama took to her Instagram Story to share a video of her hanging out with friends.

A sticker on the clip revealed that it was 3:05am, while Alabama panned around the room to show off her legs as she sat down.

Alabama was heard singing in the background: “Yeah, we still outside. We still outside.”

Back in December, Alabama shared a particularly sexy video that got trolls talking.

She posted a video on TikTok, which caught her posing in front of a mirror while wearing a tiny terrycloth romper with buttons and short sleeves.

Her blonde hair was curled and her face was covered in full glam.

Alabama, who was joined by a friend in the clip, mouthed the words to Drake’s song Girls Want Girls.

TOO MUCH

Travis' daughter documented her night after fans expressed their concerns that she acts too mature for her age.

She pointed her long fake nails toward the camera throughout the video.

Fans flooded the comments with praises for the star, while some sought the opportunity to slam her.

Critics appeared worried that the star was dressing and acting too mature for her age.

One wrote: "This girl needs to act her age!! She's too f**king pretty to be stuck like this...I hate that."

A second added: "Shorten them nails...You're too gorgeous for all that."

"She looks like she's in her 30s," another wrote, while a fourth pleaded: "Stop trying to be an adult, it's so sick."

"Be a kid girl! You're trying to grow up wayyyy too fast," one last commenter urged.

NEGATIVE COMMENTS

Alabama has faced increased backlash in recent months over her sexy posts, with trolls online accusing her of dressing too mature and overdoing it with makeup.

She let followers know that she has no time to care what anyone else thinks about what she wears or what what she does in her own life.

She revealed last month that she copes with trolls by "distancing" herself from the negative comments.

"There are so many different ways people cope with negativity," she wrote on Instagram.

"I personally just try and distance myself and just focus on myself, never let people get power over your energy."

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She also recently called out a fan site after they decided to post an "unflattering" photo of her.

"But why this photo out of all of them like?" she asked.

Alabama later posted a photo of herself making devil horns and rocking out
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Alabama later posted a photo of herself making devil horns and rocking outCredit: Not known, clear with picture desk
The teen has been accused of staying up and out too late
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The teen has been accused of staying up and out too lateCredit: The Mega Agency
She recently shared her own snaps after feeling a fan site uploaded unattractive photos
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She recently shared her own snaps after feeling a fan site uploaded unattractive photosCredit: Instagram/alabamaluellabarker

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