Did she really
break the Internet? 
No butts about it — this is one of Kim
Kardashian's most suggestive photos ever.
The 34-year-old reality star's Paper magazine cover, which intended to
"break the internet" Tuesday, features Kardashian completely naked
and lathered in oil as she shows off her famous derriere.
In another cover image for the mag's winter issue, Kardashian donned a
tight sequined gown and balanced a champagne glass on her behind.
"And they say I didn't have a talent...try balancing a champagne
glass on your ass LOL #BreakTheInternet #PaperMagazine," she tweeted, only
directly commenting about the more demure cover.
Kardashian's rapper husband Kanye
West opted to only share the nude photo of his wife via social media
and captioned the racy shot, "ALLDAY."
Fans have had mixed reactions to Kardashian's big backside reveal
arguing about the impact and the authenticity of the photo.
"Sorry but Kim K's #breaktheinternet image has to be photoshopped.
She looks more out of proportion than a Barbie," one user wrote.
"Ur page is open and there are kids everywhere on Instagram,"
a concerned Instagram user commented.
"My WiFi works fine still," a Twitter fan joked.
Fellow Hollywood starlet Naya
Rivera also apparently took issue with Kardashian baring it all.
"I normally don't. But...you're someone's mother..."the
"Glee" actress, 27, commented on Kardashian's Instagram upload of the
cover according to Us Weekly.
Kardashian didn't receive all negative feedback, as some fans praised
her for the bold pose.
"I'm laughing at peoples reactions to @KimKardashian's picture, if
I'm that hot after a
The brunette beauty clearly has had a change of heart about never
posing nude again as this is her second barely there magazine cover in three
months.
She was photographed in a series of jaw-dropping pics for the October
issue of British GQ.
Kardashian complained to her sisters about a revealing 2011 W magazine
photo shoot during the E! reality show "Kourtney and Kim Take New
York" in January of that year.
"I feel so taken advantage of ... I've definitely learned my
lesson. I'm never taking my clothes off again, even if it's for Vogue,"
she said.
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