Kylie Jenner says that she needs to lose 20 lbs, nine weeks after giving birth to Stormi
Kylie Jenner is fixed on getting her curvaceous body back and the reality star seems to pay attention to what she has been eating. Taking to Snapchat, Kylie shared with her fans how she still had 20lbs to go in order to reach her weight-loss goal.
In the Snapchat video that Kylie shared on Thursday (April 5), someone can be serving her a tray of homemade baked goods and as tempting as they look, the makeup mogul cannot help but think about the weight she is yet to shed. "I need to lose 20 pounds but this just looks too good!” Kylie can be seen saying in the video. Recently, Kylie even opened up about how much weight she had put on during her pregnancy.
In a question-answer session with her fans, Kylie confessed that she had put on 40lbs during the pregnancy. She confessed that her weakness were In-N-Out burgers, doughnuts, and Eggos, or waffles during the nine months. When a fan asked her about her cravings, Kylie was quick to respond "Eggos!!! I never liked them before I was pregnant & haven´t had one since I had her. so strange! Lol." However, shortly after this, Kylie deleted her post.
This comes after Kylie was recently criticized for using waist trainer months after giving birth to Stormi. Kylie shared a picture on Instagram in which seen wearing a black T-shirt and poses in front of the camera showing off her slender figure while wearing the waist trainer.
Even though her sisters, Khloe Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian have advertised the same in the past, Kylie's fans were not too pleased that she chose to wear it just after she had Stormi. The 'Life Of Kylie' actress captioned the picture as "My girl @premadonna87hooked me up." Many fans soon started expressing their disappointment towards the image as people believed she was promoting "unrealistic" body image.
At the same time, there were people who said that it wasn't good for her to start using a waist trainer so soon after welcoming her baby girl. "My God. Is Kylie still advertising waist trainers to teenage girls?" one fan wrote. "How can u be so filthy rich and still sell out for something that is so dumb and could potentially perpetuate negative body image in young girls."