Khloe Kardashian Admits To Photoshopping Pics Of True At Disneyland—People Are SO Confused!

It’s no secret that many of the Kardashian-Jenner sisters have been called out for editing their Instagram photos with PhotoShop in the past. Now, fans are analyzing a photo of Khloe‘s daughter, True, 4, and Kim‘s daughter, Chicago, 4, at Disneyland after the Good American founder admitted to adding her child into the photo to be seen with her cousin.

“Welllppp I f—ed this one up. Anyways….. let’s focus on something else,” the reality star tweeted last week after a fan wrote that the “Disney photoshop conspiracy theory is back,” referring to claims from a viral Tik Tok video that True was edited into the pic and was never really present when it was taken. The Revenge Body star had to admit something was up after she seemingly accidentally confirmed that True’s first time at Disneyland was last week and not back in January as the now iconic photo suggested.

Back in January, a Tik Tok video amassed millions of views after a user claimed this was the reasoning behind Chicago looking naturally blurry on an amusement park ride in the pic while True looked much clearer. The TikToker also suggested that True’s face was superimposed onto Kylie Jenner’s daughter Stormi’s body. And the creator didn’t stop there— they also shared screenshots of the actual October 2021 trip where Chicago and Stormi could be seen in those exact outfits.

After Khloe “finally” admitted to digitally inserting her daughter into the photo, fans and social media users began sharing their reactions and commenting in the hopes that she would provide more answers. “It’s okay Khloe we already knew! We just wanna know why!” wrote one fan while another added, “i love her response lol i mean what else can she say?” More continued to press the mom of one for answers but she has yet to reply: “what was the reason” another commenter wondered.

While Khloe, Kim, 41, and Kylie, 24, have yet to update us all on why True was edited into the photo, Khloe seemed to try to deflect from the situation and use the controversy to promote the family’s new show, The Kardashians, which premiered on Hulu last week.