The 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star also explains that she only reposts a picture which has been edited by a fan, 'which is the reason why the car looks like that.'
- March 28, 2018
AceShowbiz - Kim Kardashian was recently slammed for seemingly photoshopping a picture which was posted on Instagram. The picture in question showed a car looking incredibly squished together, almost to the point where it was unrecognizable. Many called her out for that and she was quick to respond.
"I'm seeing online and on news that I suffered a 'Photoshop fail.' So ridiculous!" she wrote on her website. "I reposted a picture on Instagram that a fan had already posted--I only added a filter to it. It looks like the fan mirrored the photo, which is the reason the car looks like that. So, this is actually really funny to me! Who would even Photoshop a car to look like that?! LOL."
Her Photoshop drama aside, Kim did look stunning in the picture. She was seen walking through a parking lot, wearing Yeezy black bike shorts and a gray crop top. She completed her look with an oversized orange jacket. The picture was taken on March 24, when she attended the March for Our Lives rally in Washington D.C.
Kim was not alone at the rally, as she was accompanied by husband Kanye West and daughter North. The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star took pictures of the father-daughter duo and shared it on social media.
One of the snaps featured Kanye carrying their 4-year-old daughter on his shoulder. She captioned the black-and-white picture, "What an amazing day yesterday to take my daughter to Wahington DC to see our future leader speak. Having my daughter march along-side her grandfather and parents was a day I hope she remembers forever."
"I know that the younger generation will vote to change these gun laws that so desperately need to be changed," she continued. "Hearing these stories yesterday and meeting so many families affected by gun violence was heart breaking and I hope when it comes time to vote we all step up and vote to protect our children."
