Kourtney Kardashian and Megan Fox pose for raunchy pics but fans spot 'photoshop fail'
The 42-year-old was joined in the snaps by new BFF, actress Megan Fox, 35, as they posed topless together in matching underwear.
Kourtney Kardashian and Megan Fox broke the internet yesterday as they shared raunchy new topless snaps of them posing for Kim Kardashian's SKIMS campaign.
Kourtney has been a picture of happiness recently as she started dating Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker - and she was happy to strip down to her pants for sister's underwear range to show off her incredible figure.
The 42-year-old was joined in the snaps by new BFF, actress Megan Fox, 35, as they posed topless together in matching underwear.
One of the other pictures show the friends holding an apple between their mouths as they turn up the heat for SKIMS, leaving many of their followers looking to grab a cold shower to cool themselves down.
As with many snaps posted by a Kardashian, there wasn't a photoshop 'fail' too far away and the pair were called out on social media for digitally doctoring their pics.
Megan shared the photos with her 15.7million followers, captioning the pics: "Kourt, forever isn’t long enough Welcome to our SKIMS Cotton Shoot — an immersive experience @skims"
Skims then added: "@MeganFox & @KourtneyKardash for SKIMS. Cotton has never looked this good. Photo: @DonnaTrope."
Megan and Kourtney have become firm friends in recent times, with their boyfriends Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker being friends as well.
Both couples packed in the PDAs on the red carpet at the MTV VMAs last week and Kourtney and Megan took to the stage together to introduce Travis and MGK's performance.
Megan said: "New York, I need you to get extra loud for our future baby daddies" to which Kourtney added: "Machine Gun Kelly and Travis Barker."The underwear pics certainly got their fans hot under the collar, with one commenting: "Hottest ever."
Another wrote: "SO STUNNING"
While a third added: "This is the most fire pic ever."
Not everyone was convinced that the pictures were natural and there were accusations of digital enhancement among less than impressed commenters.
