Khloe Kardashian has fans talking again. This time, it’s not about her bikini body. Recently, a Kardashians star shared a sizzling Instagram photo. It showed her in a white string bikini, lounging in the sun. In her caption, she mentioned the extreme heat wave in Hidden Hills, writing, “Hidden Hills. Yesterday 109°. Today 106°.”
However, fans were more focused on something else—her dramatically plumped lips. Several followers pointed out that Khloe’s lips seemed unnaturally large and even “painful” to look at.
One fan commented, “Her lips always look crazy and painful… I don’t understand how she thinks it looks good.” Another added, “Her lips look painful,” while one follower went as far as to say, “Her and Kylie’s lips look so deformed, especially when the filters slip. Muppet mouthpieces.”
Khloe’s Changing Appearance: Criticism Over Her Nose Too
Khloe Kardashian’s lips aren’t the only feature drawing attention. In addition to concerns about her lips, fans have been scrutinizing her nose, which has changed significantly over time. Some believe the transformation is too extreme, with comments like, “Just saw Khloé’s new post and the nose looks so pointy.”
One fan even chimed in with harsh criticism, saying, “Holy Whoville Batman, what is going on with that nose?” while another added, “It’s giving horrendous.”
Despite these harsh remarks, Khloe recently shared a touching post about meeting a young woman through the Make-a-Wish Foundation. She wrote, “I had the greatest honor of meeting Hannah this week. The sweetest soul and oh so beautiful inside and out!” But even this heartfelt message couldn’t deflect fans’ attention from her altered appearance.
Khloe’s Emotional Struggles
Beyond her physical transformations, Khloe Kardashian is also facing emotional challenges. The Good American founder recently opened up about how difficult it has been to watch her daughter, True, start first grade.
On Snapchat, Khloe admitted, “I’m not going to lie, I am having a really hard time processing fear. This year is a big milestone for her… first grade.” She feels bittersweet watching True grow. She said, “I lose parts of who she was with each passing day.””
