Did Beyonce use a Photoshop AGAIN? Pop star accused of altering her waistline as fans notice strange distortions i

She is often accused of altering her photos online.

And now Twitter fans are yet again slamming Beyonce for what they believe are another round of Photoshopped images. 

Over the weekend the 33-year-old posted some racy selfies to her Tumblr while wearing a leotard printed with the words '99 problems but my a** ain't one' - fans however are calling foul.

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Outrage: Twitter fans are yet again slamming Beyonce for what they believe are another round of Photoshopped images

While Beyonce's message claims her derriere is just fine as it is, there is evidence to suggest that her waistline may have been altered in the images.

According to Buzzfeed there is something fishy about how the curtains behind Bey's hips curve inward. The distortion is usually the byproduct of an image altering app, suggesting some tightening could have occurred in a post production processing of the photo. 

Meanwhile, commenters on Twitter did not pull any punches in their criticisms. 

Body of evidence: According to Buzzfeed there is something fishy about how the curtains behind Bey's hips curve inward - the distortion is usually the byproduct of an image altering app

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One Twitter user, writing under the handle Autumn, wrote: 'Stop editing your pictures, what if you go missing? How can we find you if you look like Beyonce on Instagram and walka flaka in person.'

While another wrote: 'Damn it, Beyonce don't make a million on songs about feminism & the illusion of perfection then shop every GD photo.'

Back in September Queen Bey was accused of Photoshopping a thigh gap into snaps of her on a yacht for her birthday celebrations.

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A history: Back in September Queen Bey was accused of Photoshopping a thigh gap into snaps of her on a yacht for her birthday celebrations

And in yet another instance she was accused of a similar image altering for a photo of her playing golf in a bikini in April of this year.

At the time, Beyonce's golfing image sent Twitter fans into an outrage, with one fan writing: 'really @Beyonce? we all love your thick thighs. NO reason to photoshop a thigh gap in there..'

Another Twitter follower, under the handle Jessica Wakeman, commented: 'With her money, Beyoncé should be able to pay someone who is better at Photoshop.'

More of the same: And in yet another instance she was accused of a similar image altering for a photo of her playing golf in a bikini in April of this year

This Howcast Guide tells you how to spot photoshopped images