Kendall Jenner turned some heads when she posted a selfie on Independence Day that featured her covering a presumably-visible nipple. The picture has gotten 1.3 million likes so far on Instagram. That puts it at about half the number of Kendall’s most popular pic, the one that beat sister Kim Kardashian’s record, which has 2.7 million.
The Instagram photo got loads of coverage for seemingly barely skirting the rules on the social media site. Kendall wore a pair of black briefs and a see-through top.
She seemed to be in a dressing room or at a hair station. Home gym equipment is visible in the background.
Jenner captioned the pic with, “Coffee?” The caption seems to refer to her coffee cup in the foreground of the picture.
But Kendall has since posted another picture. This one is actually not of her, but is an iconic photo from the first Woodstock Festival event in 1969. It features a bare-breasted woman with peace symbols painted on her chest to strategically cover her nipples.
Jenner captioned this: Land of the Free
While this is, again, not a picture of Kendall Jenner, the woman in the picture bears a striking resemblance to the KUWTK star and model.
So far, that image has gotten 793,000 likes.
Jenner has made a practice of serving up pictures and videos on Instagram that titillate and please her fans. She has posed topless for GQ, with her hands over her breasts, of course.
Kendall Jenner has stated in interviews in the past that she thinks her phone and social media presence is an almost unreal aspect of her life.
“I think social media has taken over for our generation. It’s a big part of our lives and it’s kind of sad. I hate it sometimes, like, I literally want to throw my phone so I can’t look at it. It’s all a made-up world if you think about it. Social media, everything, this interview, everything. It’s not real. It’s pretty crazy.”
Nonetheless, she continues to post and play with followers.