KHLOE Kardashian has come under fire for allegedly using a filter on an Easter photo of her 4-year-old daughter, True. Fans blasted the reality star as “sad” for seemingly wanting to change the appearance of her kid’s face on social media. On Sunday, Khloe celebrated Easter with her family and shared a behind-the-scenes look at […]
KHLOE Kardashian has come under fire for allegedly using a filter on an Easter photo of her 4-year-old daughter, True.
Fans blasted the reality star as “sad” for seemingly wanting to change the appearance of her kid’s face on social media.
On Sunday, Khloe celebrated Easter with her family and shared a behind-the-scenes look at their lavish get-together on Instagram.
After showing off a table of giant chocolate Easter eggs with all the kids’ names on them, the 37-year-old posted footage of all the children themselves, enjoying the day.
Though fans were happy to see all the cousins having fun together on the holiday, many were upset that Khloe had to then go ahead and ruin a party photo of the little ones by seemingly using a filter.
One Reddit user pointed out that True’s face looked to be altered in a shot of her with Rob Kardashian’s daughter Dream.
The user shared the snap on the forum and asked: “Why does Khloe always put a filter/photoshop Trues face?
“She’s a CHILD?”
To try to prove their point, they included the photo in question, as well as a still from a video of True taken just moments later, where her face doesn’t appear edited.
The snap featured the cousins standing side by side, both wearing pretty dresses and holding hands.
While users don’t think Dream looked altered, they think Khloe did some touch-ups on her own daughter.
One upset fan slammed the mother of one, writing: “Not gonna lie, photoshopping the kids is next level f**ked up.”
They added, pointing out the apparent changes: “True’s nose is way thinner; this is offensive in so many ways I don’t know where to start.”
Another agreed, saying: “It looks like one of those Instagram or Snapchat filters that gives you the smaller nose and pink cheeks.”
“Oh my God, her nose is super photoshopped. Imagine when True is older and sees this. I see the cycle of insecurity and surgery will continue,” a third commented.
After seeing the side-by-side photos, Kardashian fans slammed Khloe, calling the editing of her daughter “really sad and disturbing.”
They added that it’s “really gross” of the reality star to do and that she should be ashamed.
This comes just days after Khloe was slammed for another instance of using a filter on kids.
She was in a video with Dream at Disneyland, while there to celebrate True’s fourth birthday, and fans noticed that Khloe’s face got blurry throughout.
One annoyed fan blasted Khloe and pointed out the editing fail on Instagram by resharing the video, writing with it: “Khloe’s face glitching as she is once again using a hidden filter.”
The user then included a close-up clip of the TV star’s face and said: “In case you couldn’t see it.”
They went on to beg Khloe to stop using so much editing on her online content, saying she’s “gorgeous without the filters.”
The account added: “It’s so sad that she took time out of spending time with her daughter at Disneyland to go through the effort of using a hidden filter.
“I really hope she finds the self-love she truly deserves soon.”
It was because of this same trip to Disneyland that Khloe ended up confessing to previously photoshopping pictures of her daughter True.
She said this was her daughter’s “first time” at Disneyland, despite there being photos of her at the amusement park late last year.
Months earlier, Kim had shared photos of True and Chicago at the park, leaving fans now to speculate that True’s face was actually photoshopped on top of Kylie Jenner’s daughter Stormi’s face.
Eagle-eyed fans made the connection to the images and also called out Khloe on Twitter for her photoshopping fail.
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Khloe responded to the tweet by admitting to her faux pas and then trying to direct the attention towards the family’s new Hulu show debuting later this week.
She replied: “Welp I f**ked this one up. Anyways… let’s focus on something else… Our show airs in a few days.”
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