Spencer Pratt is trolling Kim Kardashian for allegedly editing out her trapezius muscle in a recent bikini pic shared to Instagram.
“Kim is so relatable. I have always been insecure about my trapezius muscle,” the “Hills” star, 39, joked in a new TikTok video, in which he poked fun at an article explaining the apparent Photoshop fail.
“Why does she need one? I stand by this,” he continued.
“Because, I mean, look at that. Who needs that muscle supporting your neck? That’s just, like, a stupid muscle.”
The TikTok video instantly went viral, gaining more than 850,000 views and 85,000 likes as of Wednesday morning.
Pratt, who was often viewed as the villain while starring on MTV in the mid-2000s, received hundreds of supportive messages in the comments section.
“MTV owes you and everyone else an apology for their editing bc now we are all able to see that u are an absolute treasure,” one fan wrote.
“I’m sorry about the things I said about you in the mid 2000s Spencer,” another commented.
“You have completely redeemed yourself in less than 60 seconds 😂,” someone else chimed in.
“Spencer > All Kardashian’s [sic],” another argued.
Earlier this week, Kardashian faced backlash after a TikTok user reverse-Photoshopped a photo to seemingly prove how the Skims founder allegedly reduced her muscle to give her a more defined shoulder structure.
Kardashian has yet to address the Photoshop allegations – although she has admitted to editing her photos in the past.
The “Kardashians” star confessed fans were correct in speculating that she put the face of Khloé Kardashian’s daughter, True, onto the body of Kylie Jenner’s daughter, Stormi, in a series of Disneyland trip snaps.
“The original [Disneyland] pics were Stormi!” she wrote on her Instagram Story in April. “However I asked @kyliejenner if I could post them and she said 😭 she wasn’t really feeling posting at the moment and so I respect that!”
Kardashian explained that she edited the pics because she “wasn’t going to mess up” her profile aesthetic, and Chicago “was wearing pink and it matched perfectly.”