Australian influencer Skye Wheatley has been accused of editing her body in one of her most recent Instagram photos.
The reality star shared a photo of herself in a white swimsuit on Monday, which was reposted by an influencer gossip Instagram account ‘keepingupwithaussieinfluencers’.
The post involved a zoomed-in snapshot of the 29-year-old’s waist that appeared to be “edited”.
“Does anyone else think this zoomed-in bit looks weird or edited? Where the arrow is that tiny bit looks like white drawing and the edge at the top of her hip, it doesn’t make sense how the fabric appears to be wider or bunched?” The post read.
“P.s. this is not hate I love Skye and think she’s gorgeous. I just hope she doesn’t feel the need to edit her body.”
The Gold Coast-based mum of two rose to fame after her appearance on Big Brother in 2014.
Earlier this year, Wheatley slammed women with OnlyFans accounts and then recently joined the platform herself.
“I like to make my money by approving a product and loving it organically and sharing it with my audience rather than f**king myself with a dildo and making money,” she ranted in a YouTube video posted by another Aussie influencer Michael Finch.
“Do you know how many girls go through their boyfriend’s phone and see that they’re secretly subscribed to a girl’s OnlyFans?”
Photoshopping their bodies seems to be a common occurrence amongst influencers, with fitness guru Tammy Hembrow and body-positive influencer Karina Irby both accused of editing their photos.
Hembrow shared several pictures of herself posing on her balcony, and in the third image, she stands up holding onto her waist as she looks down.
At first, there appears to be nothing wrong with the image but many internet users soon noticed that Hembrow’s waist doesn’t appear as flat in her reflection.
Irby was labelled a “hypocrite” by millions of her followers and was accused of editing her Insta photos to make her waist look smaller and derriere curvier, despite building her entire brand on ‘being real.’
However, Irby rejected the claims, telling Daily Mail Australia that while she “slightly edited herself in the past”, she has “come a long way since then”.