Charlotte Crosby is accused of Photoshopping her Instagram pictures

Charlotte Crosby has been accused of Photoshopping her Instagram pictures to make her stomach look flatter and her bum look bigger.

The television personality, 30, has been sharing some paparazzi shots on her account recently, but one eagle-eyed fan noticed discrepancies between the two photos.

The page named Celeb Face shared a selection of the photos as they were originally taken, alongside the ones Charlotte posted on her Instagram. 

In one pap shot, Charlotte was accused off changing her hairline, stomach and chin when she posted it on her account. 

In another photo of the television personality washing her car, fans said Charlotte had changed the colour of the grass as well as changing her figure. 

Back in 2018, Charlotte went into a furious rant where she said paparazzi photos are not ‘real’.  

The Instagram account accusing the reality star of Photoshopping, captioned the post: ‘Then and Now @charlottegshore I think Instagram photos of some girls aren’t real, not paparazzi pictures’. 

Fans told Charlotte she didn’t need to alter her pictures because her body ‘is unreal’. 

One wrote: ‘but her real body looks perfectly fine??!!! why photoshop?’

Another added: Literally WHO edits the grass… LOL’

A third chimed: ‘Honestly her body is unreal she is taking the edit time for no reason’.

It comes after Charlotte credited the government’s Chief Medical Officer Chris Witty behind the success of her flourishing romance with Liam Beaumont.

The former Geordie Shore star insisted it was the coronavirus advisor, 54, who acted as an unlikely cupid and made her take ‘the leap of faith’ with her beau. 

Charlotte had been dating videographer Liam for a mere few weeks when the UK’s coronavirus lockdown was put in place, meaning that the couple had to make a big decision over their budding romance.

And the Just Tattoo Of Us host said that it was Chief Medical Officer Chris who made her take the plunge and begin living with Liam. 

She told The Sun On Sunday: ‘We had to either move in together or not see each other.

‘It was hearing the Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty, who advised that if you want to see your boyfriend or girlfriend you have to move in — so you could say Chris made us take the leap of faith. 

‘Before then we’d only spent about two or three weeks together in total, so we had to make that decision right then and there, which was really scary.’

And while living together so soon could spell disaster for some, Charlotte insisted that cohabiting with her tattooed beau was the best decision she’s made.