Over the years, every member of the KarJenner family has been accused of dramatically editing their social media posts on more than one occasion.
This includes the family matriarch, Kris Jenner, who famously shared a heavily filtered picture of herself with celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay back in 2015.
As you’re probably aware, Gordon is somewhat renowned for his forehead wrinkles, so when his face looked suspiciously smooth while he was posing next to a similarly flawless Kris, it didn’t take long for the reality star to be accused of editing the photo.
The situation went from bad to worse for Kris when Gordon posted the original picture to his own social media page, which revealed both of their natural faces.
More recently, Kris deleted a birthday tribute to one of her grandchildren after she accidentally included an unedited photo of herself and Kim Kardashian in the carousel.
Then, in August of last year, Kris was literally confused with AI after she shared a video of herself that was so heavily filtered, her followers assumed that it wasn’t even real.
This theme continued on Kris’s 68th birthday in November, when her daughter Khloé Kardashian shared new photos of them together for a loving tribute post on Instagram.
Two of the images were immediately called out for the “insulting” editing, with fans pointing out a large dip in Khloé’s right arm — which is normally a telltale sign that a picture has been digitally manipulated.
Khloé and Kris also have unnaturally smooth skin and face shapes in the photos, which also sparked criticism, with specific attention being drawn to Kris’s neck.
And just two months later, Kris is back at it again, with shocked fans branding her latest commercial for Oreo a “jump scare.”
In the video, Kris is arranging the cookies in a jar, but viewers are more distracted by her cartoonlike skin and bold makeup look — which was compared to the online filters that can automatically add glam makeup to any video.
Once again, the intense smoothing led to Kris being mistaken for AI, with one person asking on the Instagram post, “Is that AI or just a lot of filter?”
“What in the A.I is this. 👀👀👀” another echoed, to which a third user replied, “Nope, it's filter.”
Over on Reddit, somebody shared a screenshot from the video alongside the text, “The obvious bold glamour filter on a corporate ad 😭,” with another user theorizing, “At this point maybe she got an AI body double to run ads for her full time because this still doesn’t even look like a real person.”
“She looks like a Sim,” one more added. Somebody else admitted, “I thought this was an SNL skit 😭.” Another user wrote, “I just had a jump scare!”
Kris’s hair in the video also caught the attention of viewers, with the slightly spiked style reminiscent of her look when Keeping Up With the Kardashians premiered back in 2007.
