Kim Kardashian accused of photoshopping picture of Chicago West and True Thompson

In the latest bizarre Kardashian Photoshop scandal, Kim has been accused of editing a photo of her daughter and niece taken during a trip to Disneyland.

Kim Kardashian has been called out for seemingly photoshopping a picture of her daughter Chicago West and Khloe Kardashian’s daughter, True Thompson.

A popular TikToker, @maiachondrialmembrane, pointed out that three-year-old True appeared to be “obviously photoshopped” in a recent photo that Kim, 41, posted on Instagram of the girls at Disneyland, the New York Post reports.

In the two photos, three-year-old Chicago’s body appears blurred while her cousin True’s face looks much clearer.

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Chicago West seen with True Thompson at Disneyland, in an image fans believe is photoshopped.

Eagle-eyed fans noticed that True’s cousin, Stormi, was actually in the grey jumper during the trip to Disneyland.

“When I first looked at it, I instantly knew something was off,” Maia said in a video with more than 1 million “likes” and 11 million views. “True just looks obviously photoshopped and like she’s not really there.”

Maia went on to allege that Kim had superimposed True’s face onto Kylie Jenner’s daughter Stormi Webster’s body.

“Not only is she photoshopped, but she’s photoshopped onto a photo of Stormi from October, and I was just so weirded out,” Maia claimed.

A Kardashian fan account, @ky.storm.lovely, then shared paparazzi photos from the October Disney trip in question, which appear to show that three-year-old Stormi was wearing the grey jumper – not True.

Kim Kardashian has been accused of using Photoshop several times. Picture: Instagram

Fans also flooded the comments section of Kim’s Instagram to question the authenticity of the snap.

“Why does true look photoshopped in tho?” one fan commented. “Lmao True is photoshopped,” another surmised.

“Those look so edited im cackling,” a third user chimed in. “Why is true looking like a sticker,” one more quipped.

This article originally appeared on NY Post and was reproduced with permission