Kylie Jenner Cries Over Hate Comments On Her Appearance: "It’s A Miracle That I Still Have Confidence"

Despite always looking confident in her selfies and red-carpet pictures, Kylie Jenner is distraught over the comments she receives about her appearance.

On the latest episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, the 26 year old got emotional when she opened up about the negative comments she received online. At some point in the show, Jenner brought up the paparazzi pictures of herself that were shot at Paris Fashion Week in January.

"After Paris, there was this picture, which, for the first time, I was like, ‘OK, we’re not gonna wear a lot of makeup.' Then I go, and I don’t wear a lot of makeup and someone catches me in a weird light," she told Kendall Jenner.

Kylie brought up how she went on a journey to dissolve half of her lip filler but still received hate anyway. "I'm just, like, why do people think it's okay to talk about me?" she cried, adding, "I've never cried about this before, but I guess it does affect me."

When she mentioned that the comments always mentioned how she looked old or how she had ruined her face with so much surgery, she said, "People have been talking about my looks since I was 12, 13. Before I even got lip filler, people were talking about my looks. I look old; I see it under every post."

"I think that I'm really strong, and I was put in this position for a reason. I do think of myself as a confident person," Kylie added. "I'm also human, and there's only so much one person can take."

When speaking to the cameras, Kylie admits, "It's, like, a miracle that I can still have confidence and look in the mirror and think I'm pretty. After 10-plus years of hearing about [my looks], it just gets exhausting."

This is not the first time Kylie has opened up about her filler. Last year, the mom-of-two confessed to regretting getting it done. “I wish I never got them done to begin with,” she said on The Kardashians. She said she wants to be a better example for her daughter, Stormi. "I would be heartbroken if she wanted to get her [Stormi] body done at 19 … I wanna be the best mom and best example for her, and I just wish I could, like, be her and do it all differently. Cause I wouldn’t touch anything.”

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