Kim Kardashian Slammed By Fans Over Alleged Photoshop Fail In Family Christmas Card
Dec. 18 2019, Updated 11:41 a.m. ET
Another year, another Photoshop fail. Kim Kardashian is getting slammed by fans after sharing her family’s 2019 Christmas card.
Just moments after the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star published the photo on Twitter and Instagram with the caption "The West Family Christmas Card 2019," haters began analyzing every detail, and some are now claiming her eldest daughter, North West, was Photoshopped in!
“Who photoshopped north in? The lighting looks... different,” a photographer writes.
“I was looking for this comment, this deff looks photoshopped,” a fan replies.
“Y’all really need to get a better editor. The photoshopping is always a mess,” a user adds.
"Why all the kids look like stickers?" another fan writes.
"Need to show my kids want clowns look like," a hater jokes.
In the snap, North, 6, is seen looking off camera. While her parents’ and siblings’ faces are smoothed out and well lit, hers has more harsh shadows and contrast. Though she is wearing the same grey sweatpants look as her family members, hers looks a shade darker.
Kim, 39, has yet to comment on the hate, but RadarOnline.com readers know it’s not the first time she or her family members have been accused of altering their photos.
In a Skims ad from this August, fans accused the mom of four of Photoshopping herself into an image of a group of models wearing her products. That same month, Kim’s photo team accidentally gave her six toes in a series of ads for her KKW x Kylie fragrance launch. The star has also received backlash for most of her holiday cards. In 2018, haters claimed the family Photoshopped Khloe Kardashian’s feet onto Kylie Jenner’s legs, and, again, added North in at the last minute.
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