Kim Kardashian Reveals Her Least Favorite Instagram Photo — and No, It’s Not a Naked Selfie!
Even Kim Kardashian has Instagram remorse. The KUWTK beauty recently appeared in a makeup tutorial video with YouTube star Patrick Starrr — and she revealed her biggest Instagram regret.
Out of over 3,000 posts on the social media platform, Kim narrowed it down to one photo — and surprisingly it’s not a naked selfie. However, it does include her husband Kanye West. Watch the video below to see which IG snap Kim regrets the most!
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While we don’t necessarily agree with Kim — has she ever really taken a bad IG selfie? — it seems Kim is currently going through an identity crisis when it comes to her social media. In a recent post, she asked her over 100 million followers for help.
“I need more consistency on my insta feed. Should I go back to all one filter? Please help,” she wrote. “I really need to step my insta page up.” Is she worried that little sister Kylie Jenner could take her place as the most followed member of the family? With over 96 million followers, Kylie is right behind her big sister.
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However, when it comes to real life regrets, Kim, 36, does admit her sex tape is on the top of the list. When speaking to Oprah Winfrey in 2012, the mother-of-two opened up about the XXX video that made her a household name.
“I think that’s how I was definitely introduced to the world, so I like to think that I’m aware and not naive to that fact, ” she said. “But I do know that again it’s something that I would take back. I’m definitely not grateful for that experience, I would say if I had one regret that would be it. If I were to do it again, like live my life again, obviously I wouldn’t do that again. If I had the information and would’ve known better, I would’ve done better.”
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