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Kendall Jenner Sets The Record Straight About Photoshopped Protest Pic

Kendall Jenner is making it clear she had nothing to do with the photoshopped photo of her shared all over social media. The supermodel is setting the record straight amid backlash.

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Kendall Jenner sets the record straight!

Kendall Jenner is setting the record straight after a photoshopped picture of her surfaced on social media. The pic of the supermodel featured her holding a sign above her head that reads "Black Lives Matter," however in the background, something seems amiss.

The photo is clearly photoshopped as the reality star holds a water bottle in one hand, and most obviously, a shadow lacking the sign in question.

The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star was accused of not only creating the photo but using it as a means to show support without actually doing anything. Jenner responded to the backlash on Monday, saying that she had nothing to do with it, and didn't post it.

Someone tweeted, "I know being famous is so difficult and you have to show your support but instead of taking the time to photoshop pictures, you could’ve just signed a petition or a video of you just talking about this horrific cause and what organization is there to support."

This comment leads Jenner to respond to the allegations saying, "This is photoshopped by someone. I DID NOT post this."

Kendall was also under fire from fans for taking a while to respond to the current protests, and of course, the controversial and tone-deaf Pepsi ad from 2016, which resurfaced in recent weeks.

The Kardashians sharing their support

Kourtney Kardashian also took to social media to let people know how she plans on making a difference, saying that in times like these we must have "difficult conversations" with our children.

The Instagram post also shared that we must be open with our children, and allow space for them to feel comfortable.

"I encourage other mothers to join me in using this as a learning lesson for our children, to allow our children to feel comfortable enough to come talk to us about anything," she wrote.

Kim Kardashian also posted a statement on her Instagram page, as well as Khloé Kardashian, who has urged fans to make sure to register to vote in their primaries.