Video Of Kylie Jenner's Baby Bump Is Fake, Report Says

Kylie Jenner's pregnancy remains unconfirmed.

The "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star has not addressed the pregnancy news yet. However, a video surfaced online with Kylie in a silver dress and Kendall Jenner in an orange gown. In the clip, Kylie's midsection appears to be bigger than usual, which many believe is a baby bump.

However, according to TMZ, it is unlikely that Kylie has a baby bump in that clip. The video was taken at the Golden Globes party 11 months ago. By that time, the "Life of Kylie" star has not even met her boyfriend and baby daddy Travis Scott.

The publication believes that the sighting of Kylie's baby bump in the clip is due to a weird angle or bad lighting. It is also possible that it was digitally altered using Photoshop.

Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian has already released the Kardashian-Jenner clan's final photo for their Christmas card. Kylie is visibly missing. She never appeared on her family's Christmas card this year.

Her absence is not surprising though. Kylie, who is rumored to be pregnant, is reportedly avoiding the cameras. The TV personality is very conscious of the changes in her body and this makes her feel insecure. So, she does not want to be photographed.

"Her body is changing and she's very self-conscious about it," a source told People. "She's always been insecure that she's not as curvy or pretty as her sisters."

"She feels good, but her body is changing. She doesn't want to be photographed. At the moment, she wants more privacy. She has family and friends come to her house instead so she has company. She's very excited about the baby, though. She talks about the baby nonstop," another source said.

In November, Kylie was photographed in a baggy sweatshirt as she waited to board a jet for her mom Kris Jenner's birthday. In the shots, she looks heavier. Kylie reacted to the paparazzi photos and claimed that it was digitally altered.

"First of all if you're going to photoshop my photos blogs/paps!! Check for the crooked lines in the background.2nd photo is clearly altered," she wrote on Twitter.

However, the outlet that released the photos was firm that the pictures were not edited. "DailyMail.com can confirm that these pictures have not been Photoshopped," Daily Mail wrote in a statement.