The image has been doing the rounds on social media since it was first posted.
Everyone has the right to post what they like of themselves on social media. And as we all know by now, social media gives you about a 10% look into someone’s life though a filtered lens and often, it’s just the highlights reel of the things they really want others to see.
So when you’re a global celebrity and an image of yourself you didn’t want getting out begins to trend on social media, regardless of how you look in it, it can feel extremely invasive. Cue Khloe Kardashian’s recent debacle when an unedited image the star in “bad lighting” was plastered all over social media after being uploaded by her grandmother MJ.