Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, joined the First Couple to their recent tour in India. While it only lasted for two days, it seemingly appeared that everything went well and successful.
During the first day of their trip, the visiting dignitaries went to see the popular Taj Mahal. It was said that the First Family stayed at the tourist spot for a while and caught a few poses for their respective photos.
Melania Trump already posted hers on her social media accounts just a few hours after the conclusion of the tour. Aside from the photos, a montage was also shared showing the First Lady and her husband, Donald Trump.
The same was also true for Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner. However, their photos received a lot of criticisms from various experts and netizens.
According to Independent UK, photo experts from Slate conducted an "investigation" on the First Daughter's Instagram post. As reported, many experts and individuals are certain that Ivanka photoshopped her Taj Mahal solo shot.
The allegation largely focused on the first photo of the set that she posted. As depicted, the area near her left arm and torso looks "much more focus" than the water seen on both of her sides.
The publication noted that the allegation seemingly concluded that it was a "sloppy photoshopping." It was then added that Ivanka Trump might be using a few tricks on her photos for her waist to look much smaller.
Despite the conclusions made by the reports, the staff of Slate reportedly left a note to their readers whether the First Daughter would really spend that kind of time and effort just to make herself look much "thinner." Although this was left for the audience to answer on their own, it was said that the publication reached out to the White House about the matter. Unfortunately, no response was obtained to clarify the issue.
After the allegations went viral a few days ago, several netizens took their thoughts to various social media platforms. Based on the general reception, almost everyone agreed that Ivanka Trump edited and photoshopped her Taj Mahal solo photo.
Some of these individuals pointed out how they can tell that she posted an edited photo on her account. Others, however, seemingly defended the First Daughter and contended that it may be due to the camera's feature that was used to take the shot.
In the end, though, a popular Instagram account that is known for calling out edited and photoshopped photos on the platform reportedly shared that Ivanka Trump's "waist has definitely been Photoshopped."
