Kardashian fans accuse Kim of photoshopping daughter North, 8, in new pics after she confessed to editing snap of nieces
KIM Kardashian has fans questioning the authenticity of a photo of her daughter North.
The reality star has stirred backlash for her posts in recent weeks.
Kim's Instagram Stories caught the eye of one user who wondered if she altered a snap of the eight-year-old.
The pic in question is of the mother-daughter duo during their Italian getaway for Kim's sister Kourtney's wedding to Travis Barker.
The pair posed on a boat with Kim donning a body-hugging sheer black dress, while North opted for a beige corset with a fur pink coat and lattice pants.
The user also shared a paparazzi snap of Kim and North during the same outing, raising eyebrows about whether Kim photoshopped her pic given their differences.
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"Did Kim Kardashian photoshop North’s face and body in her latest IG post?" the caption read, garnering many comments from critics with the same thought.
"I think Kim is just so photoshopped that North looks out of place," one person replied.
"Omg I came right here when I saw on IG, something not right with back ground against the two and bodies look loooong. Green screen holiday photo shoot?" another asked.
"Yes. The answer to this question is always yes," a third stated.
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"Idk what’s weirder, her doing this or her not seeing that it’s a bizzaro thing to do. What happened to care-free Kimmy," a fourth remarked.
Others referenced her recent blunder where she was caught editing her nieces' faces during a trip to Disneyland.
"Kimberly thought it was perfectly okay to photoshop one kids’ head over another because maintaining an IG aesthetic was more important to her than her sisters’ feelings. I put nothing past her," one said.
"Yes. That’s actually stormi with her. Kylie didn’t want her posted," sarcastically wrote another.
DISNEYLAND BLUNDER
Kim admitted in April that she had replaced her sister Kylie Jenner's daughter, Stormi, with her other sister, Khloe Kardashian's daughter, True, in snaps at the theme park.
After Khloe accidentally let slip that the photos were fake, Kim cleared the air on the controversy.
In December, eagle-eyed fans claimed someone had "badly edited" True's face over someone else next to Kim's daughter Chicago.
The original photos showed Chicago, four, beaming at the camera next to ";True" during a trip to the attraction.
The reality star said the person next to Chicago was Stormi - and that she photoshopped the four-year-old out at her sister Kylie's request.
KIM'S CONFESSION
Kim started by explaining the color scheme of her Instagram grid, writing on her Stories on Wednesday: "OK OK, so you know I am all about my aesthetic!
"And my IG grid is pink and blue lately. Isn't it so cute and well planned out! The original pics were Stormi!"
She continued: "However I asked @kyliejenner if I could post them and she said [crying face emoji] she wasn't really feeling posting at the moment and so I respect that!
"But it wasn't going to mess up my IG feed. Chi was wearing pink and it matched perfectly."
Kim admitted to sharing the doctored photos, writing: "It wasn't the aesthetic I was going for and I can own up to that!"
'DISGUSTING'
Fans slammed the SKIMS founder as "disgusting" for photoshopping the children, which critics said was "incredibly wrong."
One shared a comparison of Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi and Khloe Kardashian's three-year-old True in the edited and unedited photos on Reddit and wrote: "KIM DARKENED THE SKIN ON STORMI’S HAND TO MATCH TRUE.
"I need everyone to seriously understand how disgusting and unhinged this is. So incredibly wrong."
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Another added: "I feel like Kim just made the situation worse. Like who the f**k photoshops a child for 'Instagram aesthetics'?! She’s seriously crazy."
A third posted: "Agreed. Because it honestly kind of implies that the kids are aesthetics. Like little props."
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