Fans Call Out Khloe Kardashian's Latest Photoshop Fail

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Khloe Kardashian, known for her frequent use of photo editing tools, has once again found herself at the center of a social media storm. This time, her latest post, a series of photos taken at friends Malika Haqq and Khadijah Shaye Haqq's birthday party, sparked criticism and ridicule from her followers for its seemingly obvious photoshopping errors.

Photoshopping Gone Awry

In one of the photos, Kardashian's right leg appeared bent inward at the hem of her silver dress, which led many to speculate that she had attempted to make her legs look slimmer. Another photo showed her upper and lower glutes looking out of proportion, with her rear appearing to have been enhanced.

The third photo in the carousel appeared to be heavily retouched, with the metallic background noticeably warped in an attempt to slim down her waist. Despite the removal of the original photos, fans were quick to take screenshots and share them on social media platforms, such as Twitter.

One user tweeted, "Bro who tf photoshops their pics so badly." Another joked about the metallic background, saying, "The aluminium foil in the background to cover the photoshop ??." A third added, "Honey wake up, new Khloe Kardashian face just dropped."

Khloe Kardashian still ain’t learn ?? pic.twitter.com/IJ6yFjDGLs — Reality Ashhole (@RealityAshhole) March 12, 2023

Fans Demand Authenticity

Fans of the reality star took to the comments section to voice their disappointment and frustration with the post.

One fan requested, "Show us the unedited ones. 3 pix ?‍??," while another asked, "Are y'all seeing what I'm seeing ?." Khloe Kardashian, who has been the subject of several photoshopping controversies in the past, ultimately corrected some of the glaring mistakes in her post and shared news photos from her friends' birthday party on her feed.

The latest photoshopping controversy surrounding Khloe Kardashian highlights the growing concern among fans for authenticity in celebrity media. As technology continues to advance, the line between reality and fiction in the world of social media becomes increasingly blurred, leading many to question the validity of the images they see on their screens.