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Kamala Harris’ model stepdaughter’s bizarre video sparks mockery online

Sky News Australia

June 2, 2026

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Comedian Alex Stein mocked former US vice president Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter over a bizarre video she posted after signing with a top modelling agency. “That’s absolutely ridiculous; we’ve lowered our standards when it comes to the definition of beauty,” Mr Stein told Sky News host Rita Panahi. “I feel bad for Emma because have you heard the latest rumour that Doug is living in a separate house as Kamala. So, there’s trouble in paradise. “I think she’s secretly asking for help when she makes videos like this because she just wants people to contact her and say, can I give you a wellness check. “That video is so odd … I think she’s reaching out for help secretly.”

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