Jules Sebastian finally admits to doctoring THAT sponsored Instagram post after being called out in epic Photoshop fail – as she reveals the bizarre reason she changed the image
Jules Sebastian has broken her silence after she got caught up in an embarrassing Photoshop scandal.
The wife of singer Guy Sebastian shared a sponsored Instagram post for a vitamins brand earlier this week but deleted the image when fans noticed the bottles looked suspiciously out of place.
On Thursday, the 41-year-old revealed the truth behind the picture, which went viral after it was shared by popular account Celeb Spellcheck.
Breaking her silence: Jules Sebastian (pictured) has revealed the truth behind THAT major Photoshop fail in her sponsored Instagram post
‘You may have seen a post I put up and then pulled down with my partner Nature’s Way earlier this week. I need to clear this up for you guys,’ she wrote on Instagram.
She explained: ‘I want to start by saying for years our family have and still do use Vita Gummies. When I took a photo of me with the Vita Gummies, I used the ones I had in my cupboard which I didn’t realise had outdated labels.’
‘In the interest of wanting to make sure I wasn’t misleading my community and to ensure compliance protocols were met, the photo was photoshopped with the new labels on to the packs.’
Did you spot it? Jules shared a sponsored Instagram post for a vitamins brand earlier this week but deleted the image when fans noticed the bottles looked suspiciously out of place
Jules ended: ‘My intentions are always to be honest and I truly hope you know that I value you guys so much. Thank you again for endless support and love.’
She also shared the unedited image of herself buttering her children’s sandwiches in the kitchen of her $3.1million Maroubra home with the bottles on the counter.
In Jules previous post, the three bottles of Nature’s Way Kids Smart Vita Gummies on the counter looked suspiciously out of place.
She explained:’I want to start by saying for years our family have and still do use Vita Gummies. When I took a photo of me with the Vita Gummies, I used the ones I had in my cupboard which I didn’t realise had outdated labels… so the photo was photoshopped with the new labels on to the packs’
They seemed too large and didn’t cast shadows, which are tell-tale signs they were Photoshopped in afterwards.
Jules’ post was uploaded by Celeb Spellcheck alongside the caption: ‘Life hack: Photoshopping products into your content #angelsbroughtthemhere.’
The hashtag was a reference to Guy’s famous song Angels Brought Me Here.
Original post: She also shared the unedited image of herself buttering her children’s sandwiches in the kitchen of her $3.1million Maroubra home with the bottles on the counter