Kylie Jenner Instagram Update: Teen Star Talks About Being "15 Pounds Skinnier"
Kylie Jenner implicitly opens up insecurities about gaining weight. In an Instagram post on Monday, the reality TV star posted a throwback pic of her younger self on her wall, E! Online reports.
In the picture, Kylie is beside her Mercedes SUV pumping gas on the vehicle. She is wearing a white baggy shirt matched with black leather leggings and black boots.
She captioned it saying "Throwback to when I was 15 pounds skinnier & had a little blonde goin on."
However, the news source is quick to post a picture of the 17-year old reality TV star while she is promoting the PacSun line of clothing showing that her weight gain insecurities are a bit questionable.
In that recent picture, the TV star dons herself with a white crop top matching skinny jeans showing toned abs. Her long wavy hair completes the picture of Kylie's smoking hot personality.
According to Hollywood Life, Kylie reveals that she feels pressured with her and the rest of the Kardashian family's public image. The statement was made in an interview for the recent issue of Fault magazine where she is made as a cover girl.
"Being in my family, under scrutiny all the time... it affects the other people around me. My friends can get freaked out when they come into my world. It's sad when you really think about it. There have been so many people that come into my family's life that can't handle it. And we handle a lot. The more people love you, the more there's going to be people who hate you. So I just feel like the girl who is an easy target to talk about. It's definitely been crazy, but I feel like we all have trust that we're in it together and we try to focus on the positive," she said.
Kylie Jenner also talks about her opinion in posting selfies on Instagram in Fault magazine.
As cited by People, the TV star said "People are going to judge you no matter what you do. So now I feel like I haven't been open as much as I used to be. ... On Instagram I'm like a different person almost, I just show people what I want people to see."
