Iggy Azalea hits out as topless shot is photoshopped to make her skinnier

IGGY Azalea has lashed out at a swanky fashion magazine after they photoshopped a sexy image to make her look thinner.

IGGY Azalea has lashed out at a swanky fashion magazine after they photoshopped a sexy image to make her look thinner.

The Aussie rapper, 25, posed topless in a see-through gown for Schön! magazine as she attempted to relaunch her career following a breakdown.

But the feisty star was back causing trouble once again as she tweeted what she claimed to be the original picture from the shoot next to the heavily altered image.

Replying to a fan account that called it her “best shoot by far”, Iggy wrote: “Love it, but I much prefer the picture before they photoshopped my thighs and hips to seem skinnier”.

When fans asked why the picture was changed, she replied: “No clue — but I’m very happy with my body the size it is and prefer it that way.”

Iggy’s face also appears more heavily made up and enhanced, while her belly button appears to have vanished.

@IggySlaysUrFave love it, but i much prefer the picture before they photoshopped my thighs and hips to seem skinnier pic.twitter.com/6TfAA8gX9l

— IGGY AZALEA (@IGGYAZALEA) 17 March 2016

The musician also disputed quotes she gave to the magazine about her struggle to cope with the limelight.

She told the publication: “I felt tired and stressed out. Now I feel like my energy’s been renewed.”

But Iggy has since claimed that her meltdown was “not psychotic”, adding: “I’m a bit of an exaggerator.”

She said: “I think it can get a bit claustrophobic — this whole gossip thing that we have in the entertainment industry. It almost reminds me of a soap opera.

“It’s like other people write your narrative for the soap opera and it is your real life and you might not want to have that storyline.”

Iggy lashed out further on Twitter, saying: “There’s a lack of understanding about what it means to have a break down emotionally vs. a mental disorder.

“If more people could find the courage to be honest about overcoming depression it might give others hope to pull thru.”