Khloe Kardashian Addressed Her Attention-Grabbing New Look

For Khloé Kardashian and the rest of her sisters, taking selfies is basically a full-time job. But a few recent photos were not received as she probably expected, and Khloé's response to backlash to her selfies is right on brand for the snarky reality star. Khloé shared a trio of pictures to Instagram on May 22nd, 2020. They're simple shots of her, hair down and wavy, in a corset top. She added the caption, "location: under b----es skiiiinnnnn." Everyone in the Kardashian universe seemed to love the pics. Her BFF Malika Haqq, for example, wrote, "Go off!" And her mom, Kris Jenner wrote, "My GORGEOUS Girl!!!!!! WOW!!!" Still, many people criticized the photos, given that they looked highly edited and Khloé just doesn't look like she normally does. Celebs often edit their photos, but Khloe might have overdone it this time around. The reactions to Khloé's selfies were all over the place. Ira Madison went as far to say on the Keep It podcast that she looks "Caucasian" in a way that the Kardashian sisters usually don't. Many fans even suggested that she had plastic surgery while quarantining due to coronavirus, which is slightly absurd, given that non-essential surgeries have been canceled or postponed during the pandemic. So, when Khloé posted another selfie just days later and someone asked her why she looks so different in all of her photos, she was ready with a comeback, saying, "From my weekly face transplant clearly." Some people probably think the Kardashian and Jenner sisters actually do get weekly face transplants, in fact, certain people responded to Khloé's retort suggesting that she was hiding something. According to In The Know, one commenter wrote, "She's probably sarcastically telling the truth." Every time Khloé posts a picture, the internet explodes with body-shaming haters, making it seem like she really can't do anything right. People call her out for her weight and then they also call her out for trying to lose weight, like on her show Revenge Body, which follows the arguably questionable premise that after a breakup, the most important thing to do is lose weight and tighten up your body. Khloé is open about the topic of body image and how it's evolved, telling W Magazine, "I think Kate Moss is fabulous and I love her, but that was never something that I could have been. When I was younger, I was a lot chubbier and a lot rounder than I am today. I always thought, 'Who can I look up to?'...Then J.Lo came along and I was like, 'Ah!'" Khloé admitted to the magazine that growing up, weight was always an issue for her. She said, "My family never made me feel less than. My sisters and I all looked different...I didn't know that I was bigger or different than them until I started doing our TV show. I started to be in the public eye and people were able to pick me apart...I really commend my mom and my sisters for never making me feel less than." From what she says, Khloé really doesn't take fan comments about her new look into consideration beyond leaving a snarky comment or two on social media. In a June 1st, 2020 report, a source told Us Weekly that Khloé thinks she looks "great." The insider explained, "Khloe doesn't care about the backlash she's been getting from fans saying she doesn't look like herself in her recent photos." The source reportedly added that as long as Khloé is happy and in good spirits, she doesn't care what people are saying about her. Still, it's possible she cares at least a little bit, considering she's checking fan comments and even responding to them with sarcasm or jokes. If Khloé truly didn't want to hear anyone's opinions, she could always disable the comments instead, especially considering that she and her sisters know that people will have something to say about anything that they post. But then again, what fun is posting a selfie if you're just going to disable the comments? Watch the video to learn how Khloe Kardashian Addressed Her Attention-Grabbing New Look! #KhloeKardashian