Kim Kardashian is getting dragged because The Kardashians star admitted to photoshopping her daughter's picture. Kim finally cleared up speculation surrounding Chicago West's now-infamous Disneyland photo. Kim's confession comes weeks after Khloe Kardashian also admitted to photoshopping the same picture. The photo editing of their kids' pics has onlookers calling out the family for placing so much importance on social media when it comes to their minor children.
Khloe recently outed her photoshopped Disneyland pic of True Thompson after sharing photos of True at Disneyland for her 4th birthday. It was True's first time visiting the theme park, but it came months after she appeared alongside her cousin Chicago at the same park. Once fans brought up the obvious photoshop reveal, Khloe admitted to it, while sarcastically plugging the family's return to reality television. However, apparently, there's more to the story that points to the great lengths the Kar-Jenners go to to manage their online personas. The latest reveal shows how the famous family works together to perfect their social media images.
Kim recently took to her Instagram Story to confess to posting the photoshopped Disneyland photos of Chicago and True and explained the backstory, as captured by The Shade Room. "Ugh this one needs some serious explaining," Kim captioned a screenshot of the Page Six article, which covered the TikToker who first made the photoshop claims. "Ok so you know I am all about my aesthetic," Kim wrote, while noting her latest pink and blue theme on her Instagram page. It turns out that Kim wanted to post the photo of Chicago and Stormi at Disneyland because it matched her page layout. However, it was around the time of the Astroworld tragedy, and Kylie Jenner didn't want Stormi to be posted. Still, Kim wanted to post the photo so badly that she convinced Khloe to let her photoshop True's face over Stormi. "But it wasn't going to mess up my IG feed," Kim insisted. "Chi was wearing pink and it matched perfectly," she added.
While the reality queen did appear to be joking, Kim went on to note that she wasn't going to allow Kylie to ruin her Instagram aesthetic. "I will be damned if Kylie will ruin that for me and mess up my IG grid," she wrote. Kim also thanked True for taking "one for the team." After making the reveal, fans were quick to blast Kim for going so far just to match the layout of her Instagram page. "It ain't that deep Kim," one critical user wrote. "You literally could have cropped her out," added someone else. One other onlooker asked, "what's up with this family." Many others accused the Kar-Jenners of being "weird" and "obsessed" with how they appear online.
It is the latest in a long line of incidents that confirm the drastic measures The Kardashians have taken to control their brand. Last year, Khloe admitted to wanting an unedited photo of herself removed from social media. Now, Kim is confessing to photoshopping her niece into a photo with her daughter, just to match a color theme on Instagram. These are occurrences the typical family doesn't experience, but nothing about the Kar-Jenners is typical. They've even gotten their young children involved.
Source: The Shade Room