Kylie Jenner posts video to prove did not use Photoshop

Kylie Jenner posts video to prove did not use Photoshop



After two days of 'has she or hasn't she?' this star is coming out snapping.

Kylie Jenner has denied she used Photoshop or digitally edited her body in a recent Instagram.

The 19-year-old took to Snapchat on Friday to clap back at the 'Photoshop Police'.



The star posted a black and white video of herself next to the curtain which featured in the original photo and many thought looked like it bent due to editing.

The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star captioned the video, 'for the Photoshop police'.



Explaining why the crooked curtain was no smoking Photoshop gun, Kylie said: 'So like this is my selfie mirror and my Snapchat mirror.

'And so for future is this curtain hanging, it looks crooked.'



Curtain-gate all started on Wednesday when fans accused the star of using Photoshop or another editing program to exaggerate the difference between her hips and her waist in an Instagram snap.

In the photo, Kylie is seen posing in a pair of high-waisted navy blue Puma underpants.

The boyleg cut of the underwear drew attention to her voluptuous hips while her long-sleeve white T-shirt was pulled up to reveal her impossibly thin waist.



But fans smelled a rat as the curtains behind her - which some thought was a door - seemed warped.

Fans were quick to call out the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star believing it was an obvious blunder.

'Squats??? How about I call out your deformed moulding on the door to the left,' wrote one fan.



'Photoshop and Photoshop and more Photoshop,' commented another.

'The wall crooked, edited!' pointed out a third.

But while many fans did not like the photo, her potentially biggest fan at the moment did.

Rumored new boyfriend Travis Scott made sure to like the snap.

The rapper and the reality star were first linked after being seen holding hands at Coachella two weeks ago.

They were then spotted shopping up a storm over the weekend in Travis native Houston.

The pair also sat courtside at the Oklahoma City Thunder versus Houston Rockets game on Tuesday.