Busted! Kim Kardashian ADMITS to Photoshopping Stormi out of THOSE Disneyland pictures… after denying she altered boyfriend Pete Davidson’s jawline
Kim Kardashian has finally cleared up the months-long photoshop rumors about the THOSE Disneyland snaps.
The 41-year-old – who first debunked claims she photoshopped Pete Davidson’s nose and chin – confirmed she did in fact photoshop out Kylie Jenner’s daughter Stormi and put in Khloe Kardashian’s daughter True instead.
Kim revealed that Kylie asked her not to post Stormi, four, because she wasn’t ‘really feeling posting at the moment.’
Kim wanted to post the images so she decided to swap out the color of Stormi’s pants to pink instead of orange to fit her aesthetic of her Instagram – ignoring the part about also swapping out Stormi’s face for True’s face – onto Stormi’s body.
Kylie, Kris Jenner, Stormi and Chicago, four, went to Disneyland in October 2021, with Kim posting the photoshopped images on December 31, 2021 of Chicago with True – instead of Stormi.
Their trip to Disneyland was just two weeks before Travis Scott’s Astroworld tragedy, which led to 10 people being crushed to death.
Kim did not share the photo until two months after the tragic concert, leading fans to believe Stormi was photoshopped out due to the fallout from Astroworld.
Confirmed! Kim Kardashian has finally cleared up the months long photoshop rumors about the infamous Disneyland snaps. The 41-year-old – who first debunked claims she photoshopped Pete Davidson’s chin and nose – confirmed she did in fact photoshop out Kylie Jenner’s daughter Stormi and put in Khloe Kardashian’s daughter True instead [the unaltered photo from Disneyland featuring Chicago with Stormi, Kim shared it on Wednesday morning]
Kim shared the original image of Stormi and Chicago at Disneyland, writing: ‘The original pics were Stormi ! However I asked @kyliejenner if I could post them and she said [insert crying face] she wasn’t really feeling posting at the moment and so I respect that! But it wasn’t going to mess up my IG feed. Chi was wearing pink and it matched perfectly,’ adding heart emojis.
The star shared a side by side grid of the original pictures of Stormi and Chicago on Main Street in Disneyland and the image of them on the tea cup ride – along with the fake images of Chicago with a photoshopped True.
Kim wrote: ‘It wasn’t the aesthetic I was going for and I can own up to that! You know how much a good aesthetic means to my soul and I will be dammed if Kylie will ruin that for me and mess up my IG grid. So thank you True for taking one for the team!’ [sic].
She added a laughing emoji and then wrote: ‘I didn’t think it would be that big of a deal if her own mom questioned if I snuck her to a Disneyland for the first time’ [sic] adding hearts.
She shared a snap of her Instagram from the time she posted the photos, noting that her aesthetic at that point was pink and blue.
Spilling the tea: Kim confessed to the photoshop fail of True and Stormi on Wednesday via her Instagram stories; pictured on April 7, 2022 in LA at the premiere of her series The Kardashians
The reasons: Kim revealed that Kylie asked her not to post Stormi, four, because she wasn’t ‘really feeling posting at the moment’ and so the star decided to swap out the color of the pants to pink instead of orange to fit her aesthetic of her Instagram – ignoring the part about then adding True’s face to Stormi’s body
Interesting: She shared a snap of her Instagram from the time she posted the photos, noting that her aesthetic at that point was pink and blue
Earlier this month, Khloe ignited a a firestorm after she confirmed that her daughter True was in fact photoshopped onto Kim’s Disneyland Instagram snap last year of Chicago and True – with True’s face being photoshopped onto Kylie Jenner’s daughter Stormi’s body.
The fan theory first surfaced in early January on TikTok after Kim posted the Instagram picture on New Year’s Eve of her daughter Chicago and True – with True’s face clearly looking photoshopped on.
In October 2021, Kim’s sister Kylie Jenner went with their mom Kris Jenner, Stormi, four, and Chicago to Disneyland, as seen here.
Caught! Earlier this month, Khloe ignited a a firestorm after she confirmed that her daughter True was in fact photoshopped onto Kim’s Disneyland Instagram snap last year of Chicago and True – with True’s face being photoshopped onto Kylie Jenner’s daughter Stormi’s body (the picture Kim shared on her Instagram, which are still live on her page and she confirmed is photoshopped with True’s head over Stormi’s)
The origin of the theory: The fan theory first surfaced in early January on TikTok after Kim posted the Instagram picture on New Year’s Eve of her daughter Chicago and True – with True’s face clearly looking photoshopped on
Whoops! Kim did not shared the photo until two months of the tragic concert, leading fans to believe Stormi was photoshopped out due to the fallout (the picture Kim shared on her Instagram)
Their trip to Disneyland was just two weeks before Travis Scott’s Astroworld tragedy, which led to 10 people being crushed to death.
Kim did not share the photo until two months after the tragic concert, leading fans to believe Stormi was photoshopped out due to the fallout from Astroworld.
After the Astroworld tragedy on November 5, Kylie, who was pregnant with her and Travis’ second child at the time, took a social media break and did not post images of herself to her Instagram until a pregnancy snap on New Year’s Eve reflecting on the year.
She did post a throwback snap of Kris on Christmas Eve however and would occasionally post her brands on her Instagram stories.
Real vs fake: Kim posted the real images on Wednesday, April 27 featuring Stormi and Chicago. The fake image of Chicago was posted on December 31 is still live on Kim’s page
The Photoshop fail speculation finally came to an end on True’s fourth birthday (Tuesday, April 12, 2022) after Khloe accidently said – while at Disneyland with True – that it was her daughter’s first time at the Parks in an Instagram video.
When a fan questioned her statement, Khloe admitted that True was Photoshopped in those snaps Kim had shared in December, tweeting: ‘Welllppp I f**ked this one up. Anyways….. let’s focus on something else (laughing crying emoji). Our show airs in a few days.’
In the failed Photoshop pictures Kim posted, the color of Stormi’s pants were altered from orange to pink. Stormi had her hair in a ponytail while the snaps Kim posted featured True in pigtails buns.
True’s face was copied from a post Khloe shared in July 2021.
Another giveaway that the images were in fact altered were from Kylie herself, who shared a TikTok showing Stormi – and not True – at Disneyland with Chicago.
The TikTok is still up on Kylie’s page.
Real: The Photoshop fail speculation finally came to an end on True’s birthday (April 12, 2022) after Khloe accidently said – while at Disneyland with True – that it was her daughter’s first time at the Parks
Whoops! When a fan questioned her statement, Khloe admitted that True was Photoshopped in those snaps Kim had shared in December, tweeting: ‘Welllppp I f**ked this one up. Anyways….. let’s focus on something else (laughing crying emoji). Our show airs in a few days’
Her face: True’s face was copied from a post Khloe shared in July 2021
Proof: The TikTok is still up on Kylie’s page; Chicago (L) and Stormi (R) pictured on Kylie’s TikTok from October 2021 – the trip to Disneyland that was at the epicenter of the Photoshop controversy
Prior to explaining the Disneyland photoshop fail, Kim addressed fan speculation she photoshopped Pete’s nose and chin.
The images in question were from earlier this month; Kim posted two snaps of her and Kim in the midst of major PDA while at LA hotspot Jon & Vinny’s.
Some fans thought that the 41-year-old billionaire may have ‘edited’ boyfriend’s nose and chin for the snaps.
In love: The pizza snaps Kim shared were grainy in nature, potentially covering up any editing done to the nose and jawline, fans speculated
The origin of the claim came from Instagram page @ProblematicFame, which shared a side by side profile view of the comedian, 28, for comparison – which has since been deleted.
Fans speculated that Pete’s nose appears smaller and his chin less pronounced in her photo.
At the time, DailyMail.com saw the original photo, which was a frame from a ‘live’ iPhone snap – and has confirmed his nose wasn’t altered.
The pizza snaps Kim shared were grainy in nature, potentially covering up any editing done to the nose and jawline, fans speculated.
Pete, who in the last year has gotten his various neck tattoos lasered off, was gazing lovingly at his girlfriend in the snaps.
Close: Pete, who in the last year has gone to remove his various neck tattoos, was gazing lovingly at his girlfriend in the adorable snaps
Interesting: They enjoyed a PDA filled outing to LA hot spot Jon & Vinny’s earlier this month, with Kim Kardashian sharing two snaps of it to Instagram. And it appears that some fans think that the 41-year-old billionaire may have edited boyfriend Pete Davidson’s nose and chin for the snaps
The comedian revealed last year during an appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers he was getting some of his tattoos removed because of his budding movie career and how long it takes to cover them up with makeup.
In the snaps from last week, Kim had her arms wrapped around him as well while looking him in the eyes.
In the second image, Pete was giving Kim a kiss on the cheek as she leaned further into him.
However, Kim shared the live photo to her stories on Wednesday to put any more doubt from fans to rest.
Natural: Pete seen September 8, 2021 during an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Side by side: Fans speculated that Pete’s nose appears smaller and his chin less pronounced in her photo
Her photoshop stories began on Tuesday when she debunked claims she had photoshopped out her belly button in a snap she shared while sporting high waisted bottoms that covered it up.
She kicked off her Wednesday tea session with: ‘I didn’t realize how much you guys were going to enjoy my Photoshop post. If you thought that was good I have so much more… This if fun.’
She posted a story and wrote: ‘Hmmm [thinking face emoji] I guess Pete’s jawline snatched!!!! [laughing face emoji] Snatched to the point u guys thought I photoshopped it!!! One pic he’s laughing in mid convo! Wait I did add a grainy filter tho.’
Candid: Her photoshop stories began on Tuesday when she debunked claims she had photoshopped out her belly button in a snap she shared while sporting high waisted bottoms that covered it up
Speaking out: Kim served major tea on Wednesday morning
The next slide was of the photo of Kim and Pete at the diner with the caption ‘How do you photoshop a live photo? Asking for a friend…’
Kim shared the live photo – which is a feature for Apple phones that allows users to take a short video instead of multiple photos, in order to have more candid and natural photos versus a posed one.
She posted the short clip that showed Pete and Kim kissing, confirming that she did not photoshop his face.
Posing a question: Kim kicked off the tea with the original snap in question
Here goes: Kim shared the live photo to her stories
The moment: Kim shared the live photo – which is a feature for Apple phones that allows users to take a short video instead of multiple photos, in order to have more candid and natural photos versus a posed one
More: She posted the short clip that showed Pete and Kim kissing, confirming that she did not photoshop his face
Closing her case: Kim finished off the pizza photoshop claims before going into Disneyland photoshop claims
Next: After debunking the pizza rumors, she said she had a confession to make
Here we go: She shared a snap of a story about those Disney snaps and wrote: ‘Ugh this one needs some serious explaining’
Another one: Kim shut down rumors she photoshopped out her belly button; the bottoms in fact covered up her belly button from view
The mind of a businesswoman: She later used the chatter to promote Skims and highlighted how her brand has bottoms that cover up belly buttons in case women have that insecurity
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