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The 21 Worst Celebrity Selfies

September 10, 2013 by SheFinds
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There’s an art to taking a good selfie. Besides proper lighting and the perfect angle, you need a signature pose that doesn’t include a duck face, a peace sign or a wagging tongue. Despite the fact that they’re constantly being photographed, celebrities are by far the worst offenders when it comes to cringe-worthy selfies (yes, even worse than tweens). Our theory is that they’re so used to having their picture taken, they really have no clue what it takes to properly shoot themselves. And considering a good selfie is so easy to achieve, we kinda feel bad for them. Kind of.

Not bad enough to keep these 21 #selfiefails to ourselves, though. Click through the slideshow below to see your favorite celebs looking their worst and get ready to cringe.

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