Kris Jenner called out for having ‘six toes' in alleged Photoshop fail
Kris Jenner was called out after seemingly sprouting a sixth toe.
The reality star's feet raised eyebrows as she shared photos from her mum MJ's 91st birthday lunch at The Ivy in Beverly Hills, as reported by Page Six.
The 69-year-old rocked a chic Oscar de la Renta gown and accessorised with a matching cardigan, gold purse and open-toed sandals in the pictures – which revealed an alleged Photoshop fail, prompting eagle-eyed fans to sound off in the comments on Instagram.
Kris Jenner was called out after fans spotted an apparent sixth toe in her Instagram photos. Picture: Instagram/@krisjenner
'You have 6 toes??' one user wrote, while another quipped, '6 toe steppa.'
'Does she have 6 toes or am I trippin?' a third asked, to which a fourth responded, 'you are NOT trippin.'
Others were more preoccupied with Jenner's dramatically youthful appearance.
'What in the Benjamin Button?' one person marvelled, with another adding, 'is it just me or did she get younger?'
A representative for Jenner did not immediately return Page Six's request for comment.
Jenner wore a chic Oscar de la Renta dress with a matching cardigan and gold bag in the photos. Picture: Instagram/@krisjenner
'6 toe steppa,' one follower quipped. Picture: Instagram/@krisjenner
This is nowhere near the first time the family has been roasted for a suspected Photoshop fail, having been called out on multiple occasions for various photo-related reasons.
In a 2019 ad for their perfume collaboration, Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner were both ridiculed for seemingly having six toes on their feet.
In the KKW Fragrance campaign, the sisters wore co-ordinating asymmetric pastel bodysuits and translucent open-toed heels.
At the time, a representative for Kim told Page Six that the six-toe illusion was not a Photoshop faux pas, but instead the result of the sideways angle of the Skims founder's foot.
In 2019, sisters Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner were called out for the same reason. Picture: Instagram/@kimkardashian
Other infamous Kardashian-Jenner Photoshop gaffes include the 2021 cousin swap when Kim admitted she pasted niece True Thompson's face onto her other niece Stormi Webster's body in a photo from Disneyland alongside her own daughter Chicago West.
'The original (Disneyland) pics were Stormi!' she wrote via Instagram Stories after a TikTok user called out the switch.
'However I asked @kyliejenner if I could post them and she said (crying emoji) she wasn't really feeling posting at the moment and so I respect that! But I wasn't going to mess up my IG feed. Chi was wearing pink and it matched perfectly.'
A year later, in 2022, Kim was accused of Photoshopping her own leg in a photo promoting a Skims bikini – and she hastily deleted the photo.
Khloe Kardashian was called out for a similar apparent leg edit in 2023, and Kourtney Kardashian once faced criticism after her backside appeared unnaturally large in an animal-print robe.
This article originally appeared on Page Six and was reproduced with permission
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