Kardashian, Jenner didn’t give permission to domestic violence campaign that used their photos: report

Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner are the faces of a domestic violence campaign — and they didn't even know it.

Photos of the famous sisters, edited to show each covered in gruesome cuts and bruises, were used in the public service announcements — but TMZ has reported neither reality star gave permission to use their likeness.

Kardashian and Jenner both reportedly support the cause, but their attorneys are contacting the artist, aleXsandro Palombo, who edited the photos, to issue a warning for using their photos without reaching out to ask for permission.

The original pictures were taken from the 2014 Paris Valentino Fashion Show, according to TMZ.

The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" stars were hardly the only A-listers to see their photos edited for the campaign.

Other stars such as Emma Watson, Angelina Jolie, Madonna, Gwyneth Paltrow and Miley Cyrus were also featured in the PSAs, though it's unclear if any of them gave permission to the artist.

Each of the edited, eye-opening photos include the caption "No woman is immune from domestic abuse," along with the hashtag "#StopViolenceAgainst Women."

Every photo also features the tagline "Life can be a fairy tale, if you break the silence."