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KARDASHIAN fans think that Kylie Jenner has ‘aged 15 years’ after seeing unedited photos of her in Paris this week.
Kylie, 25, attended the Schiaparelli Haute Couture show at Paris Fashion Week on Monday and made sure all eyes were on her.
The mom-of-two wore a skintight black dress with a giant lion’s head attached to it.
The incredibly lifelike male lion head, complete with a full mane, was sewn onto the bodice of Kylie’s dress and she completed her outfit with a black and gold croc-skin bag.
However, despite the shocking addition to her black gown, many fans were more interested in the Kardashian star’s face.
Posting an unedited picture of Kylie alongside a snap from her Instagram post, the author captioned their Reddit post: “people say she gets her face done like that so it looks good in photos… how is that possible when she looks terrible without altering the photos? this woman is 25 years old, so pitiful.”






Others quickly commented on the thread as one person said: “omg this comparison is crazy lol she’s aged like 15 years.”
Someone else wrote: “That’s very sad, actually. She was such a pretty girl,” while a third said: “I’ll never get over how Kyle ruined her otherwise gorgeous face she looked stunning after a few tweaks, the rest went downhill fast.”
A fourth fan commented: “I wish she would just stop, like we would all celebrate if she stopped,” while another simply added: “25 ?!! Wooow.”
A different Reddit user wrote: “What’s also really sad is she doesn’t even look good in the edited photo because of all those fillers and work she’s had done. Sad.”
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Someone else begged: “Leave your face alone Kylie! you’re just making it worse!!!”
Kardashian fans think Kylie Jenner has ‘aged 15 years’ for ‘sad’ reason in shocking unedited photos from Paris trip
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