Kris Jenner knows a thing or two about going viral — and this time, all it took was one photo.
The momager, 69, reportedly called out MAC Cosmetics after the brand posted a striking black-and-white photo of her starring in what appears to be an upcoming beauty campaign via their official Instagram page that stopped fans mid-scroll.
“Check your dms right now .. who leaked this??” Jenner replied on the since-deleted post, according to Page Six, tagging the brand again while reemphasizing in a second response, “Check your dms right now.”
The glam shot, which had the watermark “for internal use only,” featured Jenner looking radiant with a glowing complexion, dramatic eye makeup and a tousled updo with wispy bangs and longer curled pieces framing her face.
“Please please don’t fire the poor employee who posted this,” one social media user replied, while another quipped that Jenner was “about to take y’all out.”
A third person commented, “I don’t think y’all were supposed to post this,” while a fourth sounded off about the ordeal, writing, “What is going on at MAC Cosmetics?? 
Either this is some GENIUS marketing or somebody’s getting fired 
”
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Jenner spoke out about her youthful appearance just weeks ago while revealing why she chose to go back under the knife for another facelift after surprising fans with her new look.
“I had a facelift about 15 years ago, so it was time for a refresh,” the Kardashians star said in an interview with Vogue Arabia that was published on August 26. “I decided to do this facelift because I want to be the best version of myself, and that makes me happy.”
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“Just because you get older, it doesn’t mean you should give up on yourself,” the mom of six continued, revealing that Kylie Jenner was by her side during the recovery process while Kim Kardashian was “present at all times” via FaceTime.
“If you feel comfortable in your skin and you want to age gracefully — meaning you don’t want to do anything — then don’t do anything,” she added. “But for me, this is aging gracefully. It’s my version.”
