Kim Kardashian is Using Complex Mag Photos as Teaching Tool to Girls. Is it All a Stunt?

In an interview airing tonight on "Extra", Kim Kardashian reveals her physical flaws and discusses body image saying “You can be on the cover of a magazine, but it doesn’t mean you’re perfect.”

Of course, she talked about the Complex Magazine photos of her circulated all around the Internet this week. As public service: We pointed out the differences between the raw image and the airbrushed one.

“No one's perfect and I never claimed to be, so why not show the before and after comparison to show people what I'm really like. Cellulite and all!" she tells "Extra".

When she first learned that the photos were published, Kardashian revealed, “I contacted them [Complex magazine] and was like, 'Guys, was this part of the shoot?' They apologized and I said, 'You know what. Send me both photos.’ I'm going to talk about it because it is important for young woman to know that you can be on the cover of a magazine, but it doesn’t mean you're perfect. All of this is all done up. Everyone has the fake lashes and the fake hair. The airbrushing to change the skin color. Come on, everyone has cellulite. Curvy girls do at least. Skinny girls do. So, why not!?"

Come to think of it: Could all of this photo-gate be a public relations ploy by Marc Ecko and/or his people at Complex Magazine to generate buzz, readership and possibly delay the company's impending bankruptcy?

Just saying.