Instagram star Sarah’s Day criticized for apparent “Photoshop glitch”
Instagram star Sarah’s Day comes under fire for ‘Photoshop fail’ as eagle-eyed fans say her legs ‘look pixelated’ in Pilates studio selfie
Fitness influencer Sarah’s Day, whose real name is Sarah Stevenson, has been mocked for allegedly photoshopping her legs.
The Sydney influencer, who has 1.2 million followers on Instagram, was called out for a snark account. dutch mint Thursday.
The anonymous admin reposted a photo of Sarah in skintight green sportswear taking a mirror selfie in a Pilates studio.
Fitness influencer Sarah’s Day (pictured), whose real name is Sarah Stevenson, has been mocked for allegedly Photoshopping her legs
The photo was called out for looking ‘pixelated’, with Dutch Minty adding two clown emojis to imply it was a clumsy attempt at editing.
‘Sezzzzy, what’s wrong with your legs? Why do they look like something out of a pixel game? wrote the administrator.
Sarah last made headlines in November after making an embarrassing typo that was picked up by another sarcastic account, Celeb Spellcheck.
Snark’s account Dutch Minty reposted a photo of Sarah in green sportswear taking a mirror selfie in a Pilates studio, noting that her legs appeared pixelated, a telltale sign of editing.
Sarah had posted a video on Instagram about her wavy hairstyle and asked her fans to vote if they liked her natural style.
She captioned the footage with a typo when asking if her tousled hair looked “messy” instead of “messy.”
It didn’t take Celeb Spellcheck long to pick up on Sarah’s shocking oversight and post a cheeky response: “Once you’ve let go, you can’t let go.”
Sarah last made headlines in November after making an embarrassing typo that was caught by another sarcastic account, Celeb Spellcheck.
The tongue-in-cheek post quickly caught the attention of several high-profile Australian influencers, who found it hilarious.
Sarah announced last year that she had welcomed her second child with husband Kurt Tilse.
She confirmed the arrival of her son in March 2022, sharing a photo of the boy lying in a crib while his partner gave the camera a thumbs up.
She captioned a video showing her messy hair with a typo asking if her messy hair looked ‘messy’ instead of ‘messy’.