Khloe Kardashian celebrated her 36th birthday and her mum Kris Jenner shared some epic throwback snaps to show for it.
But the snaps seemed to have heightened the recent hype over Khloe's so-called "changing face" rumours.
Speculation has been snowballing over whether Khloe has been editing her face or using clever make-up tricks after she appeared unrecognisable on Instagram.
Kris shared a series of snaps over the years of Khloe every age from her toddler years all the way to motherhood.
The first of nine snaps Kris shared with her 34.8 million followers showed Khloe clutching baby True.
It was followed by a picture showing Khloe as a little kid.
Other snaps showed Khloe as a teen and then some older snaps of her in her 20s and 30s.
It's clear Khloe has changed up her look over the years.
Some fans convinced she has had surgery done while others have been sold on the idea it's photo editing.
Meanwhile others believe it's just make-up and filters - however this has been something Khloe has never publicly commented on.
Mirror Online has contacted Khloe's reps for further comment.
In a lengthy caption accompanying the pictures, Kris praised what a wonderful mother Khloe has become.
She penned: "Happy Birthday to my special bunny @khloekardashian!!!"
She continued: "I hope you have so much sparkle in your day today my beautiful girl... you are an amazing daughter, sister, auntie friend and confidant and you are the entire world to your precious daughter True!!!!!!
"What a spectacular Mommy you are!!! I am beyond proud of you for all you are and how you are the most loving caring and generous soul with a smile that lights up every room you walk into... you always lift all of us up and are everyone’s greatest cheerleader."
She added: "Thank you for being such a light in my life and such a huge part of my heart... I love you my bunny what a blessing you are!!!!
"Oh and did I mention you are gorgeous inside and out???? I love you.. Mommy."
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