Kylie Jenner cries over ‘hurtful’ comments she ‘f**ked up’ her face with ‘so much surgery’ and filler

Kylie Jenner wept as she opened up about backlash she’s received about her appearance and plastic surgery over the years.

She’s keeping up with the haters.

In a recent episode of The Kardashians, Kylie Jenner, 26, opened up about backlash she’s received about her appearance and plastic surgery over the years, Page Six reports.

“It’s like a miracle that I still have confidence and I can still look in the mirror and think that I am pretty,” the Kylie Cosmetics admitted to her sister Kendall Jenner as the two chatted on the couch.

Kylie Jenner breaks down in the latest episode of The Kardashians.

The star cries over her the “hurtful” online comments made about her face.

She went on to talk specifically about Paris Fashion Week, which she attended recently. The younger Jenner said that, for the first time, she decided that she was “not going to wear a lot of makeup” while attending shows – which still prompted critics to attack her looks.

“I’m wearing too much makeup and it’s like, ‘You’re wearing too much makeup.’ Then I go and I don’t wear a lot of makeup and someone catches me in a weird light,” she complained.

“You can look at pictures since I’m 13 – I just have these lines,” the mum of two continued, pointing to her cheeks. “But I’ve had them since I was like, a child.”

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Kendall Jenner also shed tears as she sympathised with her little sister.

Speaking in a confessional setting, Kylie noted that it wasn’t just this particular story that upset her.

“I just hear nasty things about myself all the time,” she told a producer behind the camera, adding that, after 10-plus years in the spotlight, “it just gets exhausting.”

As the show flashed back to her conversation with Kendall, Kylie wondered why people thought it was OK to make mean comments.

“I think that’s a general thing with our family,” the supermodel responded. “We’re dehumanised. They don’t think that there’s any rules with us. Whereas like, if you talked the same way you do about us about any other woman, people would come to their defence all day long. But for some reason with us, it’s like they don’t think we have any feelings.”

Kylie was criticised for her appearance at Paris Fashion Week in January. Picture: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

The reality star appeared “old” in the outing as trolls pointed out online. Picture: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

Kylie agreed, adding that despite going for a more natural look, the trolling continued.

“I went on a journey last year dissolving half of my lip filler,” she admitted. “I hate even having this conversation over and over and over again. It feels like it’s a waste of my breath because I think, with me, it is never going to change.”

Ultimately, she began to cry, saying, “I’ve never cried about this before but I guess it does affect me,” joking that the chat was like therapy.

Kylie (right), seen here with Kendall in 2008, says she’s been trolled about her looks since she was little. Picture: Noel Vasquez/Getty Images

“And I’ll see some comments or someone will be like, ‘This is really mean’ and defend me. ‘Why are we talking about her looks? It’s 2024’ And then I’ll see other comments like, ‘Because she did it to herself. She f**ked up her face. She had so much surgery.’”

But, while Kylie noted that it was “hurtful” and that many people had said she looked “old,” the 818 Tequila founder quickly disagreed.

“I’m not even just saying this, you’ve never looked younger and you’ve never looked better,” remarked Kendall.

Kendal always has her younger sister Kylie’s back.

She told her sister that the whole thing was a losing battle, since many people will assume their family has had “full facial reconstruction.”

“I think it’s sadly — sadly — it’s something that we just have to like, really grow tough skin on,” Kendall admitted.

While Kylie later told cameras that she is still “strong” and “confident,” she also pointed out that she’s “also human and there’s only so much someone can take.”

“I always keep it pushing,” she said. “I have to. I cannot get the comments get me down. I have sh*t to do. Rise above.”

This article originally appeared in Page Six and was reproduced with permission