After intense backlash, Tammy Hembrow has vehemently denied photoshopping yet another one of her curated Instagram photos.
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Last night, the fitness guru turned Saski Collection CEO raised eyebrows when she shared an eye-catching mirror selfie which showed off her famous derrière in a barely-there G-string bikini.
Aside from many thanking the 25-year-old for inspiring them to workout during self-isolation, some noticed that the corner of her rug, which was right behind her bottom, was mysteriously bent upwards.
“‘Natural’ look at the corner of the carpet,” one follower pointed out. “What a fail,” another added. “So much for a natural look.”
While warped lines and stretched objects are usually key indicators a photo has been edited, Tammy hit back, writing: “Sis go look at literally ANY photo with that carpet in it, it bends up at the corner lol. Trust me ya girl does not need photoshop.”
In another comment, she added: “The rug lifts up at the corner bts before u all attack me lollll go find it in another photo.”
The mum-of-two— who shares son, Wolf, and daughter, Saskia, with her ex-fiance– has long been open altering her snaps photos, admitting on her podcast, Hanging With The Hembrows, that she uses the popular editing app, FaceTune.
“The only thing I do is whiten my eyes a tiny bit, and then sometimes some smoothing if the skin is breaking out,” the fitness model admitted.
“I feel like a lot of people use it. I do not go crazy with Facetune. There are people who edit their whole body and change so much.”
She also revealed she chooses to steer clear of plastic surgery, confirming her booty is “natural” and was “made in the gym”.
“I have always had people say that, they just don’t know that you can achieve that with working out,” she said when asked whether she’s been accused of having had a Brazilian butt lift.
“Obviously it is genetics and you can’t change your features but you can build muscle and shape and tone and all of that. I get tired of being accused of that.”
“I have been training HEAVY weights for YEARS. As you can see my butt was pretty much non-existent before! Ladies, it IS possible! Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise!”
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