'STOP WEARING ALL THAT!'

Kim Kardashian accused of ‘blackfishing’ after she ‘tints’ her skin with body makeup for a photo shoot

Bryan Brunati

Published: 21:07, 15 Jan 2021
Updated: 21:13, 15 Jan 2021

KIM Kardashian was accused of "blackfishing" after she "tinted" her skin with body makeup for a photo shoot.

This comes as the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 40, deals with her "divorce" from Kanye West.

and wrote: "It must be so exhausting having to tint your skin darker every time you do a shoot or something."

that her "divorce" from , 43, may seem “amicable” at first but things will “get ugly” as they battle for custody.

, seven, and Chicago, two, and sons Saint, five, and Psalm, one.

The insider revealed: “Neither of them want to seem like the loser in this divorce and they both will fight hard for their kids.

as the while is in Los Angeles with their four kids.

: “Kim and Kanye had no option but to live apart in the end because the .";

and , another insider told that "Kim and Kanye's marriage is beyond repair."

They explained: "Kim is over Kanye's chaos, and at this point she just wants to focus on the kids and her own life.

"If I had to say the final straw, I believe it was a combination of the Presidential run and his Twitter rants.

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"It created havoc at home. And though Kim is well aware of his issues [bipolar disorder], and tried to help him, she realized it was futile."

The controversial performer was recently for Chicago's 3rd birthday.

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