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Kylie Jenner is the latest Kardashian sister kaught in a Photoshop kontroversy after she Instagrammed a sponsored post for jeans with what appears to be a digitally enhanced backside.

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"Obsessed with my new @fashionnova jeans 🍑Get them at FashionNova.com 😍 #ad," writes Jenner.

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Kylie is, of course, no stranger to enhancements. She's come clean about getting lip injections and her fondness for padded Spanx. This image, however, definitely looks like it was digitally doctored if you compare the belt loops and pockets in her Instagram to the website's photo of the jeans.

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It looks like everyone involved accomplished what they set out for, because the mess is directing traffic to FashionNova.

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