Kendall Jenner has been solidifying her status as one of today’s most successful supermodels, and her latest photoshoot is no exception. However, its success is seemingly being clouded by her latest ad campaign controversy.
The reality television star shared numerous photos of herself from a shoot she did that involved little to no clothing. The photos, taken by a famous photographer, featured her stripped down to her birthday suit as she lay around in white bed sheets, and also posed in subtle undergarments and a mini tank top. While some fans raved about the new snaps, some of the hype has been drowned out by the backlash she’s receiving for her latest sports betting ad campaign. Read more about the situation below.
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Kendall Jenner Poses In Her Birthday Suit For A New Photoshoot
From time to time, the iconic model will post some casual, iPhone-taken pics on her social media platforms, but then she'll drop some glamorous photoshoots that steal people's breath.
One of her latest was a shoot for photographer Cameron Hammond, who had her posing around a chic bedroom with hardly anything on as some warm, sunset-like light poured in. In some of the photos, Kendall was wearing a casual beige undergarment set consisting of a tiny tank top and matching underwear, but in others, she had absolutely nothing on as she posed in a bed draped with white bed sheets.
Although it's unclear what the shoot was for, it certainly caught people's attention, as not only was it risque, but super high quality. You can see the photos here!
"This is so amazing," commented a fan on Instagram.
Kendall Faces Backlash For Her New Sports Betting Ad Campaign
While she got a good amount of praise for her new photos, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star is also in some hot water, now that she's the face of a new sports betting app advertising campaign. In a super controversial commercial, Kendall could be seen walking around a lavish mansion, joking about how she made her money and can afford her lifestyle because she made bets on her past "basketball boyfriends."
Although the commercial certainly mixed in some sarcastic, over-the-top humor meant to poke fun at her relationships with numerous basketball players, many internet users thought it was very "tone deaf" and slammed her for promoting something as toxic and reckless as gambling.
"This entire family is tone deaf," commented a user on Reddit, as another added, "Read the room, lady."
"Thanks, Kendall, for reminding us we are a million times poorer than you," wrote a user. "Congrats."
"They love to act like they're in on the joke while taking money from addicts," noted a commenter. "Sports betting is a scourge."
"This is so over the top I can't see how an average person can look at this and not recognize that the rich are just flexing on us," added a user. "Did they do any audience testing of this?"
