Jessica Simpson thought she was sharing a harmless selfie.
She thought she was encouraging fans to work out
She thought she was giving them a look at her workout.
"#ShowMeYourSteps," the former singer wrote as a caption to the first photo listed below, adding: "#Niners #GucciGlasses #JSTheWarmUp."
But the Internet can be a cruel place.
And, as you can see below, social media followers aren't focused on Simpson's calorie burning, but rather on a certain body part that stands out in this initial photo...
1.
Hello, Lips!
Jessica Simpson is receiving a lot of flak for this selfie. Followers are aghast over her very plump lips.
2.
Quack! Quack!
The general consensus from critics is that Simpson's lips make Kylie Jenner's lips look thin and natural.
3.
Let's Be Frank
There was no beating around the bush here. Various critics came right out with how they feel.
4.
This is a New Hashtag
#AwfulThings, huh? Again, no beating around the bush here.
5.
What... is... Happening?
We all know the answer, don't we? It rhymes with schastic murgery.
6.
Reject the Injections!
Fans are pleading with Jessica. Do you agree that she looked better before?
7.
Please, Jess...
You are a beautiful woman. Why mess with God-given success?
8.
And Another Thing!
Forget the lips, apparently. Has Simpson had a nose job?
9.
Forget the Lips. Forget the Nose.
Let's focus on the whole body! She's clearly too shin!
For whatever reason, Simpson has often been the source of ire for social media users. Click above to see how she got dragged for a very simple parental gesture.
They're just the cutest couple in the world. They are adorable. Anybody would wish to be them and you can only wish them well. Just being around them inspires love and everything I sing about.
It’s fun to do a small film that might be released to DVD not because it’s a horrible film, but because it’s an independent film. For people to say Employee of the Month was a flop is ludicrous. We made the money back–that’s not a flop. For people to say The Dukes of Hazzard was a flop–it opened to $30 million! If these movies are flops, why would I still make them?