Kendall Jenner gets called out for trying to distance herself from being a ‘fake baby’

Kendall Jenner is getting backlash online after she made comments trying to distance herself from favoritism.

In a new interview with the Wall Street Journalthe 27-year-old supermodel – rumored to be in a relationship with Bad Bunny – discussed her discomfort with fame and revealed she doesn’t feel like a “Kardashian.”

“I understand that I fall under the umbrella of the Kardashian sisters. It’s just weird to me because I’m like my dad in so many ways,” she said.

In another part of the profile, Kendall said, “I consider myself one of the luckiest people on the planet to be able to live the life I’m living, but I think it’s much more of a challenge for me than it isn’t.” ‘

Critics took to social media to highlight the contradictions of Jenner’s comments in the article, titled How Kendall Jenner Wants to Ditch the Nepo Baby Playbook.

Profile: In a new interview with the Wall Street Journal, the 27-year-old supermodel discussed her discomfort with fame and revealed that she doesn’t feel like a ‘Kardashian’; pictured in 2010 at the start of her modeling career

And since the play came out, old footage of a scene from a early episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians has resurfaced on social media.

The outtake shows Kendall’s mother, Kris Jenner, getting her a meeting with Wilhelmina Models agency.

Jenner is just a teenager in the clip, busy with an ice cream cone and her cell phone as her mom walks into the room and says, “So guess who just called me.” Wilhelmina model agency. They like to talk to you.’

Then, in a confession, Kris admits, “I’ve been calling everyone I know for the past two days so I can make sure I put Kendall in touch with the best modeling agency possible.”

She adds, “This is actually a really big deal and I’m so surprised this is moving so quickly for her.”

The clip was posted with a more recent clip from a Keeping Up With The Kardashians reunion in which Kendall insists she achieved her modeling success independently of her family.

While being interviewed by Andy Cohen, Kendall insists, “I took my last name off my name on all my modeling cards so I was taken completely seriously.

“I mean, I literally went to castings in the middle of nowhere. I’ve definitely worked my way up to where I am today.’

Viral tweet: A person on Twitter called model Kendall ‘Pick Me’ Jenner in response to the article

Detail: Someone highlighted the cost of the designer tank top Kendall was wearing in one of the WSJ photos, which had a $1,150 price tag

She added, “I think it’s just a perception that people have that I just thought, ‘Give it to me’ and I had it.” It certainly wasn’t.’

One person on Twitter called the model “Kendall ‘Pick Me’ Jenner” in response to the article.

Another person highlighted the cost of the designer tank top Kendall wore in one of the WSJ photos, which had a price tag of $1,150.

It was next to the star’s quote saying her life as a famous person is “challenging.”

“Okay, the quote followed by the price of her tank top has me so [dead],” the Twitter user said as he added a series of skull emojis.

Elsewhere in the publication, the LA native commented, “Ever since I was very young, I felt out of place in my family.

“I was born into this life, but I didn’t choose this life. I’m definitely not made for this. I’m not good at it. I’m doing it and I’ve learned how to do it.’

Cover girl: Kendall was wrapped in colorful towels for the latest cover of the publication

Long Career: The reality TV star has been modeling since she was a teenager

“I’m not going to sit here and say, ‘Poor me,’ but I do think it’s pretty intense. People are generally meaner to my family. They take everything and make a bad thing of it.’

Kendall compared her distaste for the spotlight to her older sister Kim Kardashian’s comfort with attention.

“I think she was built for this,” Jenner mused.

‘It took me [almost] 20 years of saying, “Okay, I think I’m getting used to it [the media spotlight] now and it’s fine and I get it.”