Busted! Kelly Brook is labelled ‘pathetic’ after Instagram uproar
Kelly Brook has been branded as “pathetic” as a result of sharing a snap from a recent night out in London on social media.
The actress and model was enjoying a festive-themed night at Ping Pong restaurant and shared a photo in which she displays a very slim waistline. The brunette is known for her fabulous hourglass figure, but social media users were quick to point out some interesting features.
After more images surfaced online in which Kelly’s waist is not so tiny, people were quickly accusing the star of editing her Instagram pictures.
Fellow Instagram users slammed Kelly for apparently using photo editing apps to shave inches off of her waistline.
“Why have you edited your waist in this picture?! No need when everyone knows you're curvy,” one user wrote. Others appeared to be less than impressed:
“It's fake airbrushed to death, this is why girls make themselves sick through people like this, I honestly thought someone with natural curves wouldn't want to be thin but nothing surprises me about vein celebs these days.”
Another added: “Talk about editing!! Such a fake pathetic thing to do!”
The social media criticism comes not long after Kelly herself spoke out on how she thinks that any airbrushing in magazine should be labelled and slammed publications who previously over-Photoshopped her pictures.
Since the Instagram drama took over her social media accounts, Kelly has argued that there is nothing wrong with editing selfies:
“The pictures I post are not unrealistic to who I am. I embrace my Curves and love my body."
"Slightly photoshopping pics is no different to women wearing fake hair, putting chicken Fillets in their bras, squeezing into Spanx or having filler and Botox in their face. None of which I do.”
The actress added the hashtag #CurveGate to her post after social media users were intent on pointing out how Kelly's pictures appeared to be edited. She added that “we all want to look our best in pics. So let’s all focus on the positive and be nice to each other.”
