Kylie Jenner Plastic Surgery Getting More Obvious In Recent Posts, Curves Too Good To Be True?

Even before she reached the legal age, Kylie Jenner plastic surgery rumors has already been thrown at the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star. Her recent post didn't help the speculations at all as the Kylie Lip Kit mogul's body is looking more and more fake according to the netizens.

The 19-year-old reality star, fashion designer, and model is definitely not one to shy away from showing off her amazing body. However, her ridiculous curves and huge assets seemed to grow more and more by the minute that sparked the Kylie Jenner plastic surgery issue once again.

After admitting to enhancing her lips, many believed that Kim Kardashian's youngest sister didn't stop there. Although the Kylie Jenner plastic surgery rumors have never really stopped, her recent Instagram post just seemed to confirm the speculations even more after showing off her cleavage and famous backside.

A post shared by Kylie (@kyliejenner) on Mar 14, 2017 at 3:27pm PDT

While Kylie Jenner repeatedly credits her amazing bikini body to exercise and eating healthy, many are not convinced by it. Netizens believe that the the youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan has definitely gone under the knife to transform her body to a curvaceous figure. The popular teen even shared multiple times that a detox tea has helped her become more fit and healthy. She has been promoting Fit Tea Detox on her Instagram account, noting that the drink has been giving her amazing results in her Kylie Jenner weight loss journey.

Despite the never ending Kylie Jenner plastic surgery rumors and the undeniable huge change of her figure, the youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan has always denied that she did something to her body. The famous teen has always noted that her amazing body transformation is just a part of growing up.

"No I didn't [get plastic surgery]. People started saying that rumor when I was 16," Kylie Jenner told E! News at the time. "You think Kris Jenner would really, at 16-years-old, let me cheek and jaw reconstructive surgery? Nah!"