Fans have found yet another reason to scrutinize Kylie Jenner. Her fans have reacted to a recent ad campaign for her new vodka seltzer Sprinter, saying that they are “sad” over clues that she has gotten “implants” and claimed that the images for the ads have been “edited.”

The fans are urging Kylie to embrace her “natural beauty,” as they dissected every aspect of the images to highlight where they believe the photos have been altered. Kylie shared the photos on Instagram over the weekend, and in them, she is wearing a white collared blouse tied at the waist, with a pair of Levi’s denim shorts and hot pink heels, as she chases after a Sprinter van with a can of the drink in her hand.

As a response, a fan created a Reddit post titled “KyLie’s Longbottom couldn’t be hidden” in the r/KUWTKsnark subreddit, saying her legs and bottom had been edited. “Even with shoddy editing, these photos are hell!! So who didn’t pay? the brand or her? LOL,” the person wrote. “We can see the editing of her legs, the leg tan is off and they airbrushed her bottom off to shorten it and then with no blending up towards the butt.”

Another fan commented about her not embracing her “natural” shape: “It’s really sad that she didn’t embrace her natural body type. the Reddit user wrote. “Her build was not meant to have a ginormous bubble ass on it.”
“You can really see the implants in the second pic,” another added.

Another fan pointed out the similarities between Kylie’s photoshoot to Cindy Crawford’s 1992 Pepsi commercial. In the ad for the soda, Cindy also wore a white top, and cut-off jean shorts while her hair was also out in a voluminous blow-dry.

The 26-year-old businesswoman launched Sprinter in March. The canned vodka sodas currently come in four flavors, including black cherry, peach, lime, and grapefruit. Her sister Kendall Jenner has a line of tequila called 818, but Kylie says her ready to drink line of beverages are 818’s “bubbly little sister,” and not her competition. “At this point, I feel like everyone knows I love tequila — 818, obviously — but I also love vodka,” she told Food & Wine. “It’s smooth, it’s versatile, and I love a refreshing vodka soda for a pregame or by the pool on a hot day.”