Kendall Jenner is often credited with being the most “natural-looking” member of the Kardashian-Jenner clan.
Basically, it’s a polite way of saying she hasn’t undergone hundreds of thousands of dollars in cosmetic work in order to transform into Kim Kardashian.
But just because she’s less plumped and tucked than some of her sisters, that doesn’t mean Kendall isn’t subjected to her own plastic surgery rumors.
Of course, whereas with Kylie and company, the proof is literally all over their faces, Kendall’s accusers have to get a bit more creative when spreading rumors that she went under the knife.
Back in November, Kendall deleted her Instagram with the understandable desire of taking a few weeks off from social media.
Within hours of her page going dark, the blogoshphere was buzzing with rumors that Kendall had ghosted from the Internet in order to get lip injections.
Despite the fact that this explanation makes zero sense (Why would she need to delete her IG to get lip injections?), reports snowballed, until eventually she was disappearing from the public eye in order to undergo a complete top-to-bottom overhaul.
Now, Kendall is addressing the rumors the best way she knows how …
… with bikini pics, of course!
Yes, Kendall has graced us with her first scantily clad selfies of 2017.
It’s a triumphant (albeit somewhat belated) way of announcing her return to social media, and Kendall wants their to be no mistake about the reason for her absence.
In a blog post on her website, she made it clear that she’s had no work done, and has no desire to surgically alter her appearance:
“When I deleted my Instagram back in November, people were saying, ‘Kendall deleted her account to have full facial reconstruction!"” she wrote.
The rumors, she explained, began when her sister Kylie (the queen of ginormous lips) did her makeup in such a way that her pout appeared much more pronounced than usual.
“All of a sudden, photos of us came out with headlines like, ‘OMG Kendall got her lips done and got full facial reconstruction — look at her cheekbones, look at her nose!” she wrote.
“Kylie saw it all unfold and felt bad, so she went on Snapchat and took the blame. It’s all so exhausting.”
She added:
“As a model, why would I have my face reconstructed? It doesn’t even make sense. It’s crazy because sometimes I feel like people just want me to lose.”
While we sympathize and fully believe Kendall, it’s important to note two things:
1. Models get work done all. The. Freaking. Time.
2. It’s tough to feel too bad for a fabulously wealthy 21-year-old who travels the world wearing expensive clothes and being told how hot she is for a living.
