You Might Want To Brace Yourself For Kim Kardashian’s Latest Photoshopped Instagram—It Makes No Sense!

We are seldom surprised when we hear that a Kardashian has gone a little too far with the picture editing, but Kim Kardashian raised a lot of eyebrows when the picture she posted of three-year-old daughter Chicago and three-year-old niece True on December 31st appeared to be Photoshopped in the weirdest way.

While the 41-year-old KKW Beauty founder and a lot of other celebs use Photoshop to filter their faces and give them smooth and flawless complexions, on this occasion, the editing software seemed to have been used for another purpose. And that purpose was to literally add Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson’s daughter True into the picture. Take a look at the post below to see what many Instagram users were talking about. Can you see it? Once you see it, you can’t unsee it!

As expected, the comments section was flooded with remarks about the Photoshopping, which pretty much dominated the conversation. “Why does true look photoshopped in tho?” one eagle-eyed Instagram user questioned. “Why is True cropped in?” asked another. “These look so fake,” someone wrote, while another observed that, “True has the same head in both pics.” “Lmao True is photoshopped,” another fan commented. “True is giving copy paste,” quipped another IG user. “Why is true looking like a sticker,” questioned another, while someone else wrote, “Whoever photoshopped this needs to be fired lmao.” Yikes!

This isn’t the first time the SKIMS founder has Photoshopped one of the KarJenner children in a picture. She famously told Ellen DeGeneres that daughter North had to be superimposed into their 2019 holiday card, as she didn’t want to pose for the picture. Kim told Ellen at the time: “It’s the most anxiety to get four kids together smiling in a room. North was having a day, so she refused to be in the shoot.” We guess Kim’s intentions were pure on this occasion – perhaps she really just wanted the cousins to have a few cute pictures together to commemorate their seemingly very fun day out. No harm in that, right?!