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Add Page Six on Google Keeping up with Shanna Moakler's shade.
Travis Barker's ex appeared to take a swipe at the Blink-182 rocker's new wife, Kourtney Kardashian, in a since-deleted TikTok comment Thursday.
Before Moakler erased the diss, eagle-eyed fans noticed the former pageant queen reacting to footage of her three kids — daughter Atiana, 27, son Landon, 22, and daughter Alabama, 20 — at the "Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear" documentary premiere with their dad and stepmom.
"Where are her children ?" Moakler, 51, wrote via TikTok, according to a fan screenshot.
Kardashian, 47, and ex Scott Disick 's three children — son Mason, 18, daughter Penelope, 14, and son Reign, 11 — were noticeably absent from the Tuesday screening, as well as her and Barker's 2-year-old son, Rocky .
Social media users defended Kardashian, who rocked a vintage black Saint Laurent dress on the red carpet.
"Her children are all under 18," one fan pointed out, while another wrote, "[They're] clearly with a babysitter because … it's not an event for kids."
Others took issue with Moakler allegedly writing the comment, with a Reddit user blasting the former pageant queen as "bitter" and "petty."
Reps for Moakler, Barker and Kardashian did not immediately respond to Page Six's requests for comment.
Moakler was married to Barker between 2004 and 2008, with the former couple welcoming Landon and Alabama during their time together.
The former Miss USA winner became a mom prior to her relationship with Barker, and the drummer has maintained a close bond with Atiana.
He started dating Kardashian in late 2020, proposing to the Poosh creator in 2021 and marrying her the following year.
Moakler, meanwhile, has repeatedly made headlines for shading Kardashian over the years, most recently speaking ill of her on the "When Reality Hits" podcast.
"I don’t think those women have [co-parenting] conversations with anybody," she said in the February episode, claiming there were "lines crossed" in the dynamic.
"At one point in time, I felt it wasn’t respectful,” Moakler explained. “At certain times, I felt, ‘Wow, if I had your kids, I wouldn’t be doing some of the s–t you’re doing with my kids.'”
In a 2024 People interview, Moakler said she was "sick of" the "f–king Kardashians."
She slammed the famous family that same year, labeling them "disgusting" on the "Dumb Blonde" podcast.
Moakler said she "removed" herself from the situation while her kids got "caught up" in the "glitter and fame."
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