Fans are accusing Khloé Kardashian of yet another photoshop fail in her latest photo with Kris Jenner.
The Kardashians star, 39, attracted the buzz online on her latest Instagram post featuring a tribute to mother Kris Jenner on her 68th birthday.
“Mommy, without you there is nothing. You are everything to me and so much more,” the fashion icon penned in part.
However, despite the loving post, fans instead focused on a photo editing mistake that fell on Kardashian’s right arm.
The first few photos in the Instagram carousel showed the mother and daughter duo lovingly staring at each other’s eyes while there seemed to be a missing chunk out of Kardashian’s arms.
Users online also argued that their faces and necks looked unnaturally smooth and bizarrely shaped.
“At this point it’s just insulting. Photoshop is out of control. Does she think we’re idiots who actually think they look like that? What’s the point?” one person fumed on a snarky Reddit forum.
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“Legit.. who’s faces are those??!” another added.
Others simply labeled the post as “sad.”
“This clearly was a very sweet photo. They should’ve left it alone,” one person wrote.
Kardashian is a mother of two and shared children Tatum and True with ex-boyfriend Tristan Thompson. The family has also faced similar photo edit fails over the years. Most recently, fans of the family called our Kardashian as of late for dressing as a Bratz doll on Halloween claiming she was “blackfishing.”
Though Kardashian did not address the claims, she did clap back at those who called her “unrecognizable” in the costume.
Khloé explained that she, Kim Kardashian, Olivia Pierson and Natalie Halcro “not only [wore] silicone prosthetic lips … but also blocked [their] brows.”
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The group “concealed [their] natural brows and painted on fake eyebrows much higher than where [their] real brows would be.”
She added, “This gives our eyes the effect that they are much larger than they are. So we would look more like a doll.”
The reality star has not addressed the comments online as of yet.
