Businesswoman Kim Kardashian faced scrutiny over a holiday selfie that many viewers believed had been altered with Photoshop. The critique surfaced after News18 reported on the issue.
During a getaway in Greece, Kardashian posted a sequence of selfies, including one where she wore a tight, plunging neckline top and sported nude makeup and styled hair. Fans reacted negatively, urging her to remove the image for what they described as heavy editing and the use of filters. Critics commented that the photos did not represent her natural appearance, with several posts describing the shot as unsettling and altered beyond recognition. The response reflected a broader conversation about authenticity in celebrity posts on social media. (News18)
Earlier in July, Kardashian was photographed publicly in Mumbai wearing a powder-green dress that featured a deep neckline and a low back, paired with sunglasses. The look drew comparisons to Marilyn Monroe’s iconic style, and fans accused Kardashian of mimicking a famous vintage image rather than presenting a fresh, original style. The incident highlighted ongoing debates about fashion influence, image editing, and how public figures manage their personal brands in the age of instant photo sharing. (News18)
A separate, less public remark from a former Kardashian stepfamily member claimed weight changes were connected to medication. The statement contributed to the broader chatter around perceived transformations and the narratives celebrities’ teams sometimes craft around personal wellness. This facet of the story underscores how health, appearance, and media coverage intertwine in celebrity culture, especially when commentary expands beyond the original post. (News18)