Bye, Haters! Celebrities and Influencers Who Clapped Back at Photoshop Accusations

Khloé Kardashian

In February 2022, Khloé clapped back at a fan attempting to make fun of her hands. “Oh lord, she’s hiding her hands,” the user wrote, to which she responded, “Lol never. My hands are beautiful baby.”

The exchange came after people criticized her hands in a recent series of Instagram snaps, claiming they looked “scary.”

One year prior, the KUWTK star was met with backlash after sharing her new Good American campaign photos. Khloé made it clear that her altered appearance was purposeful and caused by a certain camera lens.

“Not to worry! I don’t have freakishly long fingers. It’s the lens! I can’t believe I’m even tweeting this LOL,” she tweeted at the time. “My old … normal-sized hands are still [intact]. Nope, I didn’t get a surgery to stretch my fingers, and nope, it’s not a ‘Photoshop fail.’ Have a great day.”

Tana Mongeau

In November 2020, an Instagram account posted side-by-side photos of Tana wearing a slinky silver dress. One image was clearly edited, while the other wasn’t. “I like both versions. LMFAO. People always try to clock me for edits like I don’t own that s–t,” Tana commented on the picture.

“I post VIDEOS of myself online. I am very confident with how I look at all times,” she added. “I got my makeup contoured to be like Paris Hilton for this look and edited as I normally do … ALSO, DIFFERENT POSES, LIGHTING, MAKEUP, DAYS, ETC. Suck my weenie and just know, I am very confident with how I look at all times. XOXO.”

Sofia Richie

In July 2019, Sofia Richie was on vacation in Turks & Caicos with Kylie Jenner. After posting a stunning bikini photo, one fan suggested she Photoshopped the image. “The curve of the wall, sis … we were all rooting for you not to Facetune like the rest of them,” the person commented.

“Thanks, Boo! But that is an archway,” Sofia replied, along with a kissy-face emoji.

Jennifer Lopez

In June 2017, Jennifer posted a mirror selfie on Instagram showcasing her sculpted stomach. Unfortunately, it didn’t take long for the Photoshop accusations to roll in. “Why the need to Photoshop?! Goes to show you that fame and fortune can’t buy you self-confidence,” one user commented.

“OMG … just a smudge on the mirror. LOL. Not Photoshop,” she replied, and added the hashtags, “Lord bless the haters,” “gym rat,” “you should try it” and “wish there was Photoshop for haters.”

Cardi B

In June 2020, pictures of Cardi shopping at Target went viral on Twitter. At the same time, the “Money” rapper shared a nude photo of herself on Instagram. Due to the differences in her appearance, fans suggested she Photoshopped her post.

Cardi then shared a video of herself in a blue string bikini on Instagram and claimed the Target photos were edited to make her look boxy. “So now I gotta show y’all this motherf–king body,” she said in a video. “Now I know a bitch gained some weight. I had to make the thighs match the motherf–king ass.”

Angelina Pivarnick

In March 2021, the Jersey Shore star shared a sexy video of herself in a bikini and sunglasses. “Yes, I used a Snapchat filter for this, and no, I didn’t Photoshop or Facetune my body LOL. Thanks for asking,” she captioned the clip.

Kim Kardashian

Kim Kardashian‘s team made a rare statement about altering a Skims commercial featuring the reality star. In the clip, Kim’s finger seemingly became distorted as she ran it up her torso.

“The Skims commercial that aired last week featuring the Fits Everybody collection did initially have an error as a result of the video losing its quality during the uploading process,” a spokesperson for Skims told Page Six in June 2021.

“Immediately after it was noticed by the team, the video was pulled, and the glitch-free version was uploaded and ran for the remainder of the time on air. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused Kim and our customers,” the rep added.