Supermodel Kendall Jenner has once again captured the spotlight online, this time by sharing a series of provocative photographs on her Instagram page where she poses in her underwear. The images, which showcase her in a skimpy gray vest and matching panties while kneeling on a bed, have sparked widespread discussion among fans and followers.
Addressing Cosmetic Surgery Allegations
This bold display comes on the heels of a recent appearance by Jenner on the In Your Dreams podcast, where she directly confronted long-standing rumors about undergoing cosmetic surgery. Despite facing years of online criticism and speculation, particularly regarding her face and nose, the model firmly denied having any extensive work done.
Jenner's Candid Statements
In a candid conversation with host Owen Theile, Kendall Jenner stated, "I'm not going to sit here and convince anyone that I haven't had work." She acknowledged the pervasive internet theories, saying, "There's a whole world on the internet that thinks I've had full facial reconstruction." However, she emphasized her truth: "I'm just here to tell you the truth, which is the fact that I've never had any plastic surgery on my face. Nothing. I've never had any work done."
When Owen Theile seemed unconvinced, Jenner stood her ground, adding, "I swear to God. I've done two rounds of Baby Botox in my forehead. That's it. The only thing I've ever injected." She further explained that she "didn't love it" and has chosen not to use Botox since then.
Reflecting on Past Images
Jenner also addressed why some might believe she has had a nose job, noting, "I look at old photos of me and I'm like, 'Wait, it does look like I have a nose job.'" Despite this, she reiterated her stance, swearing, "on everything that I love, I've never had a nose job."
The combination of her sultry Instagram photos and her forthright podcast interview has created a buzz, highlighting the ongoing public fascination with celebrity appearances and personal revelations. This story underscores the pressures faced by public figures in the digital age, where every image and statement is scrutinized.
