Kim Kardashian Still Talking About Her Cellulite

Kim Kardashian is the cover girl for the May 11 issue of Life & Style Magazine, which hits newsstands this Friday, May 1, where she chats about all the recent controversy that surrounded her cellulite and the recent photo shoot for the May issue of Complex Magazine.

Life & Style claims their photos inside the mag of Kim, 28, in her bikini have not been retouched in any way and Kim is totally cool with it.  Below are some highlights.

On why she chose to do an untouched photoshoot:

“I chose to do the shoot because I am so sick of people giving me a hard time for those photos that came out in Complex…

I love my body the way it is.  I’m not perfect. I have cellulite, so what. If there’s a picture that’s not perfect, where I have cellulite, then people say I’m big. I’m built a certain way, and you just can’t change the way you’re built.  In Hollywood, people are used to stick-skinny women, and that’s never going to be me.”

On people not believing she’s a size 2:

“I don’t think people get how petite I am because I’m so curvy. I’m small and curvy. The No. 1 thing people ask when they meet me is, ‘Did you lose weight?’”

On her actual measurements:

“I’m 35-26-40. My dress size is a 4 or a 2/4. I wear a size 4 skirt and size 27 jeans.”

On if she ever gets upset by the comments made about her body:

“Sometimes I do. On the red carpet, the paparazzi scream for me to turn around because they just want butt shots. People feel so free to talk about my butt, and it’s not comfortable. Girls come up to me and grab my butt, or if I’m doing a TV interview, people ask on camera to squeeze my butt. It’s uncomfortable. I’m like, ‘Let’s move on. Everyone’s got a butt, why do you care about mine?’”

On why she’s so open about her body?  Even having a cellulite treatment on the show:

“I’m so tired of people pretending they’re perfect and covering up things when in reality we are who and what we are. You can try to improve that, but the reality is, nobody’s perfect.”

On how she feels when people say she’s inspired them:

“I love it when people say I’ve inspired them to love their bodies and embrace who they are. It’s so satisfying to know my message is getting across.”