Kris Jenner, 69, is MISTAKEN for daughter Kim Kardashian, 44, amid plastic surgery rumors
Kris Jenner 's fans were doing a double take on Saturday after hairstylist Chris Stapleton shared a series of photos of the 69-year-old reality star on social media.
The Kardashians star, who was in Pari s to support daughter Kim, 44, as she testified about being the victim of a brutal armed robbery, looked remarkably like her second-oldest daughter in the new pics.
'Just a Kris Jenner appreciation post,' Stapleton wrote on Instagram on Friday.
'The hair got a little bigger every day in Paris. So which was your favorite look?' he asked.
In one snap, Jenner is wearing a black velvet Collette style dress or top with a lace collar and her dark locks seem to be styled in some sort of updo.
In another she is wearing a menswear inspired suit with her hair combed in a straight bob. She tried a curly styled wearing a gray frock, perhaps for court.
She put on a sexy display wearing a strapless black top with a ruffled trim and got her groove on bopping around in a quick clip with her hair styled in a half-ponytail wearing a youthful looking black velvet turtleneck top and gray pleated skirt.
'I thought that was Kim posing as Kris at first… for the first photo,' claimed one amazed fan.
'Thought that was Kim! She looks INCREDIBLE' exclaimed another.
'Killed it,' commented Selling Sunset's Chrishell Stause.
Many speculated about the secret to her youthful appearance.
'She definitely saw Lindsey Lohan's surgeon!! That facelift did her some good justice,' commented a fan.
Another wrote: 'Their surgeon is pretty good I have to say. She looks bomb.'
Lohan, 38, has never admitting to having surgery, but has credited her gorgeous skin to her dermatologist in Dubai.
Others thought she may have gone too far. 'I'm saying no to the cheek fillers- way too much,' was the reaction of one critic.
'Hair looks great, but, maybe we should calm down on the cosmetic surgery and filler, etc,' advised a fan.
Some wished they had access to Jenner's extensive financial resources. 'Why not,' wrote one fan philosophically. 'When you have money external youth is a thing,' a follower wrote
Still, some wished they had Jenner's extensive financial resources.
'I wish I had her money. No one would recognize me at all,' was one comment.
'Why not,' wrote one fan philosophically. 'When you have money external youth is a thing.'
Jenner' youthful exuberance goes beyond the cosmetic.
She was able to keep up with her daughter and friends Eva Longoria, 50, and Lauren Sanchez, 55, and dozens of others at Sanchez's extravagant bachelorette party in the City of Lights as they partied on a boat that sailed along the Seine.
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