KYLIE Jenner has accidentally expose her secret hip pads, fans have claimed.
Critics flooded social media with speculation that Kylie wore hip pads under her outfits to create a false illusion of a slimmer waist.
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The Kardashians star stepped out for Paris Fashion Week in a skin-tight bedazzled dress.
Kylie, 26, attended the glamorous Maison Margiela fashion show with her sister Kim Kardashian and mom Kris.
The star wore a short-sleeved sequined silver dress that stretched down to her shins.
It clung to her curves and accentuated her hourglass figure and slim waist.
Fans, however, thought they noticed a strange detail on the photo and flocked to Reddit to discuss their thoughts.
Somebody reposted a snap of Kylie with her family at the show on the social media thread and suggested she was wearing a “diaper.”
“Did the Longbottom get longer?” asked the original user.
“Is Kylie padding again?” inquired a person.
“Definitely. But it’s literally the first thought I had: the padding doesn’t go well with the dress. It would look even better without. But that would not gain as much sexual attention I guess…,” somebody replied to the comment.
A user uploaded a zoomed in photo of Kylie’s backside on the photo.
Fans could see what seemed to be white cushion over her backside.
“We don’t call her long bottom for nothing,” they added while another asked, “Are those pads to give volume…?”
CRITIC’S CORNER
This was not the first time Kylie’s appearance came under fire, with the star facing comments on her supposed excess fillers.
Kylie posed with the pop icon Jennifer “JLo” Lopez, 53, at the Valentino Haute Couture show.
She wore a skintight black strapless gown with a matching feathered jacket to the show.
Her hair was scraped back into an updo, which completely showed off her face.
“She looks older than JLo!” one shocked user wrote on an online thread at the time.
“She’s next to a woman twice her age and she’s the one who looks older,” another agreed.
Another user claimed Kylie had had “too many fillers” injected into her face and was “beyond saving.”
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