Kendall Jenner has posed completely nude, but it isn’t the nakedness that has got fans in a tizz… but her odd looking feet.
Sharing two stunning black and white shots of herself on Instagram, the 22-year-old model poses in a beautiful garden, all while completely starkers.
The glamorous shots were taken from a shoot with photographer Sasha Samsonova, who’s previously worked with Pink, Dita Von Teese and Kendall’s younger sister, Kylie.
In one of the shots Kendall is posing on a wooden table with her hands covering her modesty.
But it’s her feet that have drawn attention from the Internet, with fans remarking that the toes on her left foot look strange, while her right foot, which is resting on a chair, appears twice the size.
“So much money and you can’t fix your feet?” one user commented.
“Is it just me or her foot looks weird?” another added.
“I swear there is something wrong with this woman’s feet,” a third fan wrote.
Other fans weren’t happy about some of the negative comments and were quick to step in and call out the foot-shamers.
“Omg all you people with comments about her toes are pathetic!!! This is the body she’s been given and you have to shame her about this??? Get a life!!!!” one fan wrote.
This isn’t the first time this year that Kendall has been targeted by body shamers. Back in January the model and reality TV star was found herself on the receiving end of cruel comments about her skin.
“Nothing pleases me more in life than Kendall Jenner having bad skin,” one person wrote on Twitter.
Thankfully, Kendall’s fans were more than up to the job of taking down the skin-shamers.
“To the people attacking and criticizing Kendall Jenner’s skin, YOU’RE the reason why people with skin blemishes (of all sorts) are insecure. She could’ve canceled but instead chose to attend to support the “Time’s Up” movement,” one fan wrote.
Kendall has previously used her blog to open up about her battle with acne.
“Where it really impacted me was how self-conscious I became about it. It completely ruined my self esteem,” she wrote.
“I wouldn’t even look at people when I talked to them. I felt like such an outcast; when I spoke, it was with my hand covering my face. Sure, I had crushes in high school, but I wouldn’t even think about looking at guys.”
Let’s hope the foot shaming doesn’t give her the same complex
source-uk.style.yahoo.com
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