Kendall Jenner is getting slammed after trying to hide her huge Halloween birthday party

Kendall Jenner threw her annual birthday/Halloween extravaganza this past weekend... in the midst of an ongoing global pandemic. We get that Halloween is all about celebrating scary, terrifying and deadly things, but not literally, Kendall. The supermodel attempted to take notes from the recent backlash to big sister Kim Kardashian’s birthday party and asked guests to not publicize the event. Guess how that went?Jenner’s annual bash took place on Saturday night and included a long list of celebrities who could have easily incorporated a mask into their costume. Seriously people, at least wear a mask. Justin and Hailey Bieber, The Weeknd, Paris Hilton, Jaden Smith, Justine Skye, Quavo, Winnie Harlow, Travis Scott and Saweetie all attended Saturday’s party. Jenner, who turns 25 on November 3, also celebrated with members of her family, including sisters Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian, as well as brother-in-law Kanye West and pseudo-brother-in-law Scott Disick.The party reportedly had a guest list of 100 people who all received rapid testing before entering Harriet's Rooftop at 1 Hotel in West Hollywood. Okay, so some precautions were taken, but let’s not forget that COVID tests can have a false negative. With cases at an all-time high in the US, did this party really need to happen? No. Just to be clear, the answer is no.Pictures from Jenner’s party quickly began surfacing online even though images showed signage requesting that guests not post any photos on social media. This messaging was likely Jenner’s attempt to sidestep the recent controversy surrounding big sister Kim Kardashian’s 40^th birthday party, which included a trip for 25 of the reality star's closest friends and family members to a private island. At least Kardashian acknowledged in her social media posts that there is a pandemic going on.Unfortunately for Jenner, guests ignored her request and posted photos of their elaborate costumes, including sister Kylie Jenner, who obviously did not read the bright orange sign. Or the room. The makeup mogul shared several pictures from the party on her Instagram stories and posted a shot of herself in her Thierry Mugler Halloween costume as King Cobra.

 

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King Cobra ? thank you @muglerofficial @cadwallader ?

A post shared by Kylie ? (@kyliejenner) on Nov 1, 2020 at 12:46am PDT

The Weeknd, who looked unrecognizable in his costume as Eddie Murphy in The Nutty Professor, shared several videos from the party, which showed a packed indoor event. The current guidelines in California limit indoor gatherings to no more than three households, so it’s not even clear how this party was legal.

 

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A post shared by The Weeknd (@theweeknd) on Oct 31, 2020 at 10:42pm PDT

Canadian supermodel Winnie Harlow also shared pics from the party and revealed her Bride of Frankenstein, costume along with Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian, who at least wore a mask.

 

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The Monster Mash ?

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As for the birthday girl, she dressed up as Pamela Anderson from her role in Barbed Wire. Jenner shared photos of her transformation on Instagram while also encouraging her followers to vote. Could she also encourage them to stay home and wear a mask?

 

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“don’t call me babe” happy halloween! GO VOTE!!! me as Pamela Anderson in Barb Wire ? by my angel @amberasaly

A post shared by Kendall (@kendalljenner) on Oct 31, 2020 at 9:45am PDT

Understandably, people who have lost their loved ones, their jobs, their ability to walk through a grocery store without having a panic attack, etc., were not impressed.

no but kendall jenner really threw a big ass party with all those celebrities without masks in the middle of a pandemic with a “no social media” rule so people wouldn’t find out about it.... pic.twitter.com/RcRSUEBQ5o

— ath⁷ (@jeonlvr) November 1, 2020

Ok Kendall Jenner blowing out candles as a masked waiter holds her cake and tries to move out of the way was actually the scariest thing I saw on Halloween pic.twitter.com/o46ri7TJ9W

— Nicholindz Cage (@lolzlindz) November 1, 2020

Not the best look for Kendall Jenner throwing a GIGANTIC party and telling people not to post anything about it...

(spoiler alert: people posted about it) pic.twitter.com/bcTARHObaF— Chicks in the Office (@ChicksInTheOff) November 1, 2020

kendall jenner will post shit about voting for biden and then won’t even listen to him about not throwing parties during COVID

— roxanneᴴ (@sunxcherry) November 1, 2020

My face when I found out Kendall Jenner had a Halloween party of 100 guests and had them get rapid tested before entering while the rest of us can’t even get non rapid tested if we are in contact with someone with covid but have no symptoms.

I hate it here. pic.twitter.com/7wdprLQgR6— Maura Andrews (@cya_to_maura) November 2, 2020

Jaden Smith is also being called out for what appears to be a COVID patient costume. Pictures of Smith wearing an oxygen mask surfaced online, with many of the images showing Smith next to Justin Bieber, who earlier this year revealed he had been diagnosed with Lyme disease. The autoimmune disease makes Bieber more susceptible to COVID. It’s so many terrible decisions in one frame.

Jaden Smith isn’t getting enough heat for dressing up as a sick patient for Halloween especially while a global pandemic thats killing thousands daily is going on. Doesn’t sit right with me. pic.twitter.com/kssDZ2vCQz

— Sam ? (@CorneliaSt13th) November 1, 2020

Sure, the argument can be made that Jenner’s party helped provide jobs for the bar and restaurant industry that has been devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic. But instead of throwing a party and putting the lives of servers and security guards in danger, couldn’t Jenner have safely enjoyed a quiet night at home while still making a massive donation to the venue and tagging them in a social media posts?