Reese Witherspoon's son has been roasted over his fancy New York share house

Deacon Phillippe, the genetically blessed son of Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillippe, has given people a look into his New York share house situation in a TikTok that's now gone viral.

Deacon, 20, appeared in TikTok creator Caleb Simpson's video — Caleb is known on the app for taking viewers on tours through people's living spaces and has amassed a 7-million-strong following online.

In the video, Caleb is seen approaching Deacon on the street, asking how much he pays for rent, a comment that was met with mirth from his fans.

"You did not just ask Deacon Witherspoon how much he pays for rent 😭," one person said. "Bro as if he knows."

Deacon then proceeded to give Caleb a tour of his West Village apartment which included a spiral staircase, a vinyl wall, and a few housemates too.

RELATED:

• Reese Witherspoon's Rep Breaks Silence About Those Kevin Costner Relationship Headlines

• Real reason Reese Witherspoon split with husband: 'Really changed'

• TikTok star Indy Clinton on life as a young mum: 'You will lose pretty much all of your friends'

While it's a far cry from most university students' lives — my first experience in a share house I could barely fit a double bed in my room and then one day my bedroom door just simply fell off — the TikTok, which has amassed nearly 1 million views since it was uploaded, had mixed comments from fans.

Some called out Deacon's nepo baby ways: "Nepo Baby says 'West Village prices man' hahahaha," one person commented.

Others were just impressed that the house was tidy. "Cleanest boy apartment I’ve ever seen," someone said.

Quite a few people leapt to his defence too.

SHOP:

• This gadget lets you stream Netflix, BINGE, Kayo, Disney+ and more from anywhere

• Stunning vintage rings: Aussie jeweller wows with collection of one-off pieces

• This mask makes skin 194% more hydrated and beauty fans are 'obsessed'

"He seems sweet. People are jelly," someone else commented.

"Why are people being mean? He's in school. Seems humble. Has roommates. Plenty of NYU kids also come from rich families..." another pointed out.

Others couldn't get over his striking resemblance to his famous parents (crazy how genetics work, huh?).

"All I can focus on is how much he looks exactly like his parents!" one person said.

Deacon, who currently studies at NYU, also released his first album A New Earth earlier this year.

Never miss a thing. Sign up to Yahoo Lifestyle’s daily newsletter.

Or if you have a story idea, email us at lifestyle.tips@yahooinc.com.