Jun 23, 2022
Kim Kardashian caught photoshopping her face in Jimmy Fallon sketch after fans spot ‘tell-tale glitch’ in video
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KIM Kardashian has been caught photoshopping her face while appearing in a sketch with Jimmy Fallon.
The reality star, 41, took part in a skit with the comedian on Wednesday night where they took turns saying rhymes to each other.
2Kim Kardashian has been caught photoshopping her face while appearing in a sketch with Jimmy FallonCredit: Instagram/@fallontonight 2Her skin suddenly looked flawless and pore-freeCredit: Instagram/@fallontonightThe Instagram page ProblematicFame - which is known for pointing out celebrity photoshop fails - noticed that Kim's skin looked distinctly more airbrushed at one point in the video.
In the first part, the mother-of-four looked as stunning as ever, however, her faint under-eye circles and skin texture was still visible.
But just seconds later, there appeared to be a "glitch" in the filter and Kim's complexion looked suddenly flawless and pore-free.
The page captured the moment on their Instagram Stories and asked: "Did anyone catch the filter glitch here?"
Read More on Kim CAN'T KIM-PETE! Kim Kardashian accused of COPYING Kylie Jenner with new skincare lineBE-WEAVE IT Kim fans convinced she's secretly wearing WIG as they spot 'obvious sign'They shared comparisons from before and after the "glitch" where Kim looked visibly different.
This isn't the first time Kim has been called out for altering her photos.
Earlier this month, she suffered another editing fail while on a tropical vacation with boyfriend Pete Davidson.
The SNL alum, 28, filmed her slowly walking into the water while wearing a tiny black bikini.
Most read in Entertainment'INCREDIBLY HURT' Wendy feels 'sickened' by talk show's sudden cancelationMOM FAIL Kardashian fans shocked as Kim's kids CRASH her LIVE on-air interviewPOST-BABY BEAUTY Kylie's ex-BFF Tammy shows off her belly in bra DAYS after giving birthIS KIM OKAY? Kim Kardashian sparks concern with super-slim body on Jimmy FallonFans noticed that Kim's belly button appears to "disappear" before coming back again - which is a tell-tale sign of editing.
It's not just the reality star's body that got the editing treatment while on holiday, as a snap of Pete also appeared to have been photoshopped.
One of the photos in the series posted to Instagram shows a close-up of Pete on a boat, wearing a black collared shirt, black Prada sunglasses and a hat.
Fans noticed a recent tattoo on his neck has been photoshopped out.
A few months ago, the initials of Kim and Kanye West's four kids, North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm, were seen on his neck.
The tattoo simply read, "KNSCP", with the first initial standing for his famous girlfriend.
The order of the children's initials then goes from the oldest to youngest - and while fans immediately ripped it as "weird."
Fans on Reddit were quick to notice the tattoo's omission in the vacation pictures.
Read More On The SunFORMULA FEARS Baby formula warning after TENTH infant death linked to plant is investigatedDESPERATE hOUSEWIFE Erika ‘should go to JAIL’ for refusing to hand over $750K earringsOne fan said: "Good, because that's one of the stupidest things he's ever done, plus creepy."
Another Redditor asked: "Are we sure the collar isn’t covering that area of his neck?"
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Russias messages with missiles tell West to back off
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — The latest in a litany of horrors in Ukraine came this week as Russian firepower rained down on civilians in a busy shopping mall far from the front lines of a war in its fifth month.
The timing was not likely a coincidence.
While much of the attritional war in Ukraine’s east is hidden from sight, the brutality of Russian missile strikes on a mall in the central city of Kremenchuk and on residential buildings in the capital, Kyiv, unfolded in full view of the world and especially of Western leaders gathered for a trio of summits in Europe.
Were the attacks a message from Russian President Vladimir Putin as the West sought to arm Ukraine with more effective weapons to bolster its resistance, and to set Ukraine on the path to joining the European Union?
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko suggested as much when missiles struck the capital on June 26, three days after EU leaders unanimously agreed to make Ukraine a candidate for membership.
It was “maybe a symbolic attack” as the Group of Seven leading economic powers and then NATO leaders prepared to meet and apply further pressure on Moscow, he said. At least six people were killed in the Kyiv strike, which pummeled an apartment building.
The former commanding general of U.S. Army forces in Europe, retired Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, went further in connecting the attack and the meetings. “The Russians are humiliating the leaders of the West,” he said.
A day after the Kyiv attack, as G-7 leaders met in Germany to discuss further support for Ukraine during their annual summit, Russia fired missiles at a crowded shopping mall in the central Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk, killing at least 19 people.
The timing of both attacks appeared to be juxtaposed with the European meetings of U.S. President Joe Biden, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron, all supporters of Ukraine.
Defying the evidence, Putin and his officials deny that Russia hit residential areas. Putin has denied that Russian forces targeted the Kremenchuk mall, saying it was directed at a nearby weapons depot. But Ukrainian officials and witnesses said a missile directly hit the mall.
It was hardly the first time that bursts of violence were widely seen as signals of Moscow’s displeasure. In late April, Russian missiles struck Kyiv barely an hour after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a news conference with visiting U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres.
“This says a lot about Russia’s true attitude toward global institutions,” Zelenskyy said at the time. Kyiv’s mayor called the attack Putin’s way of giving the “middle finger.”
The Russian president recently warned that Moscow would strike targets it had so far spared if the West supplied Ukraine with weapons that could reach Russia. If Kyiv gets long-range rockets, Russia will “draw appropriate conclusions and use our means of destruction, which we have plenty of,” Putin said.
On Friday, a day after Russian forces made a high-profile retreat from Snake Island near the Black Sea port city of Odesa following what Ukraine called a barrage of artillery and missile strikes, Russia bombarded residential areas in a coastal town near Odesa and killed at least 21 people, including two children.
While Russia’s messaging can be blunt and devastating, Ukraine’s signals under Zelenskyy have focused daily on seeking to amplify Moscow’s cruelty to a world that day by day risks becoming weary of the war.
If interest fades, the concerted support seen at global summits could fade, too. and with it the urgency to deliver the heavier weapons that Ukraine craves.
Zelenskyy tends to pair pleas for more help with reminders that all of Europe ultimately is at stake.
He described the mall attack as “one of the most daring terrorist attacks in European history.”
For all of Ukraine’s indisputable suffering, it was a bold statement of some hyperbole in the context of extremist attacks with mass deaths in Paris, Nice, Brussels, Madrid and London in this century alone.
For Zelenskyy and Ukraine, the underlying demand cannot be reiterated enough: provide more heavy weapons, and faster, before Russia perhaps makes irreversible gains in the eastern industrial region of the Donbas, where street-by-street fighting grinds on.
In his nightly public addresses, Zelenskyy also makes sure to capture the traumatic toll on everyday life in Ukraine, appealing well beyond global leaders to the wider world.
This week, he accused Russia of sabotaging “people’s attempts to live a normal life.”
Images of the shopping mall’s smoking debris said the rest.
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Fakahany reported from London.
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