11:48 AM EDT 5/5/2017
For most people, the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star Kim Kardashian is best known for her bubble butt and has been making headlines on her social media accounts posting photos emphasizing her asset. Recently, she was spotted at a Mexican beach, sporting her Louis Vuitton bikini and looking au natural. However, reports claim that those photos were not actually candid and apparently, far from being natural.
Kim Kardashian recently took to Twitter to let everyone know how proud she is of her curves and that she loves her cellulite. The socialite's Twitter and Instagram posts are said to be sponsored, which are worth $10,000-25,000 per post collectively. Naturally, as her best asset ever, most of her social media posts emphasize her bubble butt, where it has been one of the hot topics ever among fans.
Fans of Kim Kardashian suggest that the reality star has removed her butt implants when she was hiding behind the cameras following her robbery fiasco in Paris. However, it appears that with the recent bikini photos that emerged online, people think that her bubble but is getting bigger. Mirror quoted Dr. Aardon Rollins of Elite Body Sculpting, who is reportedly the person behind her popular asset, talking about the socialite's latest beach photos.
Dr. Rollins said that the butt of Kim Kardashian has deflated through the years and cellulite takes over, which makes it look bigger over time. As CDL suggests, the reality star's yo-yo dieting could be also one of the reasons of her getting-big-bubble-butt. The doctor also revealed that the socialite's butt is no longer his patients' desire and wants to copy Kylie Jenner's behind instead.
The doctor also explained that since Kim Kardashian is already a mom of two, the socialite has apparently gained weight. "No wonder it looks like that. She has everything going against her and there is nothing she can do about it - apart from get the airbrush out," Dr. Rollins said explained.
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