Kylie Jenner goes vegan / Tacos Vegan

Kylie Jenner goes vegan



Kylie Jenner is giving a meat-free way of life a chance.

On Tuesday the 19-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shared on Snapchat that she is going vegan.

The siren shared a photo of a plate of tacos stuffed with what looked like cheese and a side of salsa. She added the caption: 'I'm trying this whole vegan thing. Vegan tacos.'



Kylie is known for loving meat.

She told Teen Vogue in 2016 she is obsessed with fried chicken and cheeseburgers from In-N-Out Burger.

The star has also prided herself on being able to eat whatever she wants, including Oreos and Twizzlers.



But the sister of Vogue model Kendall Jenner may be changing her ways as she has been the spokesperson for athletic brands such as Puma.

And she has also modeled workout clothes for brother-in-law Kanye West's Yeezy line.

This comes after a tough week for Kylie.

The make-up mogul is being accused of copying an experienced painter's work according to a Tuesday report from TMZ.

In legal documents obtained by the publication, Sara Pope claims Jenner copied her 'Temptation Neon' logo in order to use it for promotional materials for Kylie's reality show.'



 According to the documents obtained by TMZ, the artist said she created the art piece in 2015.

A similar piece featuring glossy set of lips lined by neon lights could be seen at the very beginning of the first Life Of Kylie trailer as well as all over social media.

Sources close to the reality show later told TMZ that the design in question was created by a third party and Jenner had nothing to do with the process.

This comes just weeks after the make-up mogul and her sister Kendall Jenner were under hot water for selling vintage music T-shirts with their faces printed on top for $125 each.

 In one of the lawsuits filed against the sister duo, photographer Michael Miller claims they 'misappropriated and wrongfully exploited' his work as their images were printed over his snaps of legendary rapper Tupac.



Miller lawyer's Scott Alan Burroughs said the photographer registered his Tupac images at the U.S. Office of Copyright.

It was claimed he could receive $150,000 per photo for statutory damages.

The estates for The Doors and Notorious B.I.G. filed cease-and-desist orders. It is not known if they will file lawsuits.

The family of Tupac was especially angered, calling the girls disrespectful.



Following the controversy, the brunette beauties posted an apology on their social media accounts.

They said: 'These designs were not well thought out and we deeply apologize to anyone that has been upset and/or offended, especially to the families of the artists.

'We are huge fans of their music and it was not our intention to disrespect these cultural icons in any way.



'The tee shirts have been pulled from retail and all images have been removed. We will use this as an opportunity to learn from these mistakes and again, we are very sorry.'

And after reading the apology, the estate for Tupac released a statement claiming the issue was 'yet to be resolved.'

The statement read: 'While we appreciate that the Jenners have made an apology and pulled the unlawful and unauthorised items, this matter has yet to be resolved.'