Kylie Jenner has found herself facing fresh allegations that she's been touching up her social media posts.
After uploading to her Instagram Stories this week, eagle-eyed fans noticed some blurring, after which the 23-year-old reality TV star deleted the post.
The damning snap showed Kylie with notably smooth skin as she held her phone up to a mirror, although her followers were quick to point out the blurry wooden beam in the background.
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While it's no news that social media stars edit their photos, Kylie has never admitted to following the trend.
Whether she will respond to the latest accusations is yet to be seen, but it would seem she's got a lot on her plate at the moment.
Just last week, the star spoke out to deny calling herself a 'brown-skinned girl' on Instagram.
Kylie initially posted a picture of herself with a caption of two emojis - one of a white heart and another of the sparkle emoji - which she later changed to 'brown eyed girl'.
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However, another version of the snap with a caption that read 'brown skinned girl' went viral - which Kylie said was Photoshopped.
Speaking out on social media, the billionaire wrote: "My caption [heart and sparkle emojis] then changed to 'brown eyed girl' a few minutes later and that is all."
She added: "Here's a fake version that everyone believed. Saw online someone Photoshopped this photo I posted to change my caption from 'brown eyed girl' to 'brown skinned girl'. I never said this."
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To top it all off, this wasn't the only blunder Kylie's had to deal with this month, having faced criticism from Cardi B fans for appearing in the rapper's new music video.
The reality star is barely in the video for the single 'WAP', but her brief appearance caused outrage among some of Cardi's fans.
In the fairly racy video, Kylie can be seen wearing a leopard print unitard, sashaying her way down a corridor in slow motion.
But with the Jenner family having previously been accused of appropriating black culture on multiple occasions, Cardi's fans didn't take too kindly to multi-millionaire Kylie being given a role in the video.
Many took to social media to share their displeasure, and things got so bad that someone created a petition to have Jenner removed from the video entirely. Ouch.
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The Change.org petition reads: "The video was perfect until we saw K and I wanted to throw my phone."
Commenting on the petition, one signee said: "I was happily enjoying my daily cup of brown women until that culture stealing coloniser showed up and made me spill. Thank you."
While another added: "She is a culture vulture who doesn't remember how her own complexion looks! Down with the culture vultures!!!"
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