Kim Kardashian Makes Herself Thinner In Photo Shop Fakery
March 25 2018, Updated 9:12 p.m. ET
Haters are slamming Kim Kardashian for apparently using PhotoShop to make herself look thinner! In an Instagram picture, Kardashian looked like the perfect hourglass shape wearing tight spandex and she used it to promote her participation in Saturday's "March for Our Lives" anti-gun protest.
Kim and husband Kanye West attended the march in Washington, D.C. and shared the photo with her fans beforehand, writing the caption, "Let’s March" next to her sexy shot.
However, many commenters cried foul, suggesting the image had been photoshopped to make her waist and thighs look slimmer.
Behind Kim, people noticed a squashed car in the background of the photo and a bend in the curb which, to them, proved obvious fakery.
"Only Kim would use a demonstration to promote herself. Photoshop fail," one follower snarked. "Ready to march but 1st take a pic, make herself look thin while ignoring the physics of shrinking a vehicle. No shame," another wrote.
"What happened with the car in the back?" another hater asked. "This is obviously edited," yet another online critic decided.
Kim, 37, who recently welcomed, via surrogate mother, her third child with Kanye, 40, attended the rally with him and their oldest daughter, North. They joined George Clooney, Miley Cyrus, and many other celebrities at the high-profile event following Nikolas Cruz's alleged shooting rampage at a Florida school.
She captioned a photo of West and little North, "I’m so happy I got to share this moment with these two. I hope North remembers this forever."
The reality TV star added, "We stand in solidarity with the survivors of gun violence & students who are calling for action on common sense gun safety laws at #MarchForOurLives around the country."
But what's really getting attention isn't Kim's activism but her suspiciously slim body!
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