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Check out the photo that fans say shows Kris Jenner with an extra toe.
Several fans have noticed something strange in one of Kris Jenner‘s recent Instagram posts, and now they are letting the famous momager know about it.
In early August, Kris posted photos from her mother MJ’s birthday lunch at The Ivy in Beverly Hills. In the shots, Kris is seen posing on a staircase and in front of a wall as she dons a black, gold, and white Oscar de la Renta dress. She accessorized her look with a gold bag and black open-toe shoes, and many fans immediately pointed out the odd detail with her feet as she appeared to have one too many toes.
“Does she have 6 toes, are am I trippin?” one user asked. Another answered, “I spotted that too!”
A third person wrote, “LMAOOOO — just how TF do you miss this before you post it?!?” while a fourth added, “On the toes — She’s so photoshopped that even her feet look like they’re 15 years old.”
This certainly isn’t the first time Mama Kris has been accused of Photoshopping or heavily editing her pics. It isn’t even the first time someone in her family has been accused of a Photoshop fail showing extra toes.
In 2019, fans believed they spotted extra toes on her daughters, Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, in a KKW fragrance collaboration promo.
Kim then attempted to explain to her followers on social media that what looked like an extra body part was the side part of her foot, claiming: “But it’s this, part of my foot, that when I wear a shoe just like this it like smashes down right here and in a picture.”
Related: Kris Jenner’s New Look Has Fans Confusing Her With Daughter Kim Kardashian
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