Kim Kardashian has caused a stir with her latest Instagram post

More Kardashian drama.

Kim Kardashian has caused a stir, yet again, online after posting a picture to Instagram about a morning sickness drug. You might remember that Kim posted a similar post a few years ago and was heavily criticised by experts and the public for not posting the side effects on the post. This time around, she included a screenshot of the old Instagram post, and promoted the same drug again. But, she added a very lengthy caption about the side effects. People have an issue with the post because it seems like it was copied and pasted directly from the drug company. Her fans have criticised her for the robotic style post with no authenticity.

@KimKardashian Really? Please don't do the dirty work of the big pharm ever again. I like you

— Heather Laski (@HeatherLaski1) April 13, 2017

One person said, "Queen of copy and paste", while another said, "Didn't know you were fluent in medical terminology and warnings!" Someone else added, "I wish I could just copy and paste a caption from an email and make $1M+"

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A post shared by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Apr 13, 2017 at 8:59am PDT