Kourtney Karashian has been sharing pictures of her vacation in Finland, in which she was joined by her kids, with the fans online. When a troll tried to criticize her for taking her children away from school, she slammed that person by pointing out that she didn’t do anything like that.

Kardashian and her family went to Finland a while back, but the reality TV star has been sharing some new photos on her Instagram page. Not realizing this, a troll commented on the post and asked the celebrity why her kids weren’t in school, Hollywood Life reported.

Responding to the criticism, Kardashian explained that the vacation was during the spring break, and the children didn’t have to miss any classes because of the Finland trip. She also pointed out that the kids get to learn a lot on family trips, and the vacations can be educational too.

The children got to participate in a lot of fun activities during the trip, like going snow bike riding, fishing, and making what appears to be coffee over firewood.

Kourtney is currently on a trip to Armenia with her sister Kim Kardashian. The sisters got to visit the presidential palace during the trip and meet with President Armen Sarkissian.

The Kardashians have a huge fan following in Armenia, and they were greeted by massive crowds wherever they went. Kourtney also brought along her 4-year-old son Reign Disick, who seemed to be enjoying all the attention the family was getting from the fans.

One of the pictures of the Kardashians visit to Armenia appears to have caught Reign making a rude gesture to the camera. A picture of the 4-year-old that has been posted on Mirror shows him flipping the bird while his mother is oblivious to what her son was doing. Kourtney’s son was seen smiling as he showed his middle finger to the fans, but he may not know what that sign actually means.

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Kourtney Kardashian arrives at the 2015 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles, California, Aug. 30, 2015. REUTERS/Danny Moloshok

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