Kylie Jenner’s questionable photoshoot for Interview magazine has sparked outrage on social media and quite frankly, we’re not surprised.
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‘I love that my girls get to work with most fantastic photographers in the world, it’s such a great experience and it’s truly remarkable’. “But it doesn’t affect me anymore; I’m totally fine with it”.
“Honestly, like I’d be with my girlfriends sometimes and he would come in and be like what are you guys talking about and kind of joke around and I knew there was something, but now I feel like we hang out a lot more there’s no secrets”. People want to see my cars and my purses. If I’m being honest, the people behind this photo don’t seem artistic or inventive to me.
“I’m just trying not to lose myself through this process, because I feel like I’ve already lost parts of me, like, my youth”, the 18-year-old shared.
Another revelation made by the ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians‘ star was that despite the layers of makeup we see her wearing on a daily basis, she actually doesn’t like wearing makeup!
As she continues to receive more and more attention, Kylie expresses it’s important to her to use her influence in a positive way and set the right example for her young fans.
“I feel like I’ve lost so many unbelievable traits because I’ve listened to stupid people, ignorant people who are bullies”. ‘But I saw the way the hair and the latex and the all that…it’s just so cool. I just really want to be a businesswoman.
Kylie Jenner gets seriously honest about living life in the spotlight and wanting to go off the grid to have her own farm when she’s 30. I just felt like I could be whoever I wanted to be, and I’m all about, like, experimenting. And then Kendall started doing modeling, and that was her thing, and then I started doing my own thing.
Kim Kardashian’s sister also appears to pose like a sex doll as she straddles a man, and sits in a wheelchair. Like, yesterday I realized that I’m 18, I’m a female, and I have accomplished so much.
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In response to the backlash, here is what Interview editors said via a statement to E! It’s a necessity for those who aren’t as fortunate as Kylie to simply live their lives and get from point A to B. Now ask yourself: would you be OK with taking photos in a wheelchair if you didn’t need one?
