Kylie Jenner, the 25-year-old reality TV star and founder of Kylie Cosmetics, recently had a funny mishap on Instagram that made her delete a post.

Known for her massive social media following, Jenner has gained popularity from her appearances on Keeping Up with the Kardashians and had a large number of Instagram followers, surpassing 390 million at one point.

However, one of her recent posts didn't go as planned and resulted in an embarrassing situation.

Jenner isn't the only Kardashian sister who has received criticism from her followers for potentially editing photos. Her half-sister, Kim Kardashian, and older sister Kendall Jenner have also faced similar backlash in the past.

On Instagram, Jenner posted a collection of pictures showcasing a fun day by the pool at her stunning Calabasas home.

She confidently showed off her fit physique in a pastel bikini, embracing her role as a star of the popular reality TV show, The Kardashians.

While a majority of Jenner's fans showered her with compliments in the comments, some eagle-eyed followers noticed something amiss in the photo.

If you zoom in, you'll notice an unnatural curve along the edge of the poolside.

Discussions about the supposed "photoshop fail" have taken place on Reddit.

One user firmly states: "I feel like the pics in water make it so easy to pick up the subtle FaceTune tweaks she's made to her body."

Another pointed out: "And this not-so-subtle one."

Another wrote: "That's embarrassing."

A fourth joke: "A** so fat it melts concrete."

"Oh wow!!! As soon as you say it it's so obvious… And we're sure it's not caused by some optical illusion because the water is moving? Truly fascinating stuff," a user commented.

Another observant follower commented: "Looks like she deleted specifically that photo from the post on Instagram – so I'm inclined to believe it was an oops!"

"… I just looked at the other pics where you can see the concrete and the curve isn't there it's only in that pic."

In the most recent season of The Kardashians, Jenner has openly discussed her wish to initiate a broader discussion about the beauty ideals that her family often promotes.

"All of us just need to have a bigger conversation about the beauty standards that we're setting," the mum-of-two says. "I don't want my daughter to do the things I did."

"I wished I never touched anything to begin with," she added