Leave it to the internet to take a bad situation and make it even worse.

Nude photos of model and reality star Kendall Jenner were leaked and shared on Tuesday night. Twitter users have used it as a chance to target the reality star-turned-model TV with body-shaming comments.

The photos, which came from a photo shoot with Russell James, were published in an upcoming book titled "Angels," were released without permission, according to TMZ.

Now, Twitter users are body-shaming Jenner on the social media platform.

"See Kendall Jenner trending so I clicked it & I really wish I had not .. she's so skinny, sis needs to eat," one user said.

"Kendall Jenner built like a boy who thought he was a girl but born a boy," another wrote with laughing emojis.

"Those naked pics of Kendall Jenner got me dying! Why would she do that! SKELETON !!!" another tweeted.

Others took it upon themselves to express their disgust and disapproval of the photos.

"Who lied to Kendall Jenner and told her that these pictures of her running naked were good ???" one user tweeted.

"please stop retweeting those Kendall Jenner pics k thx," one tweeted with a video of girl gagging.

"Kendall Jenner naked ??? sounds like" American horror story, "said another.

Not all the comments were negative, however. Some Twitter users supported Jenner and even called out the body-shamers.

Kendall Jenner for being 'too skinny' but you are stupid and confused, "one person tweeted.

"The body shaming / hate on Kendall Jenner is so hypocritical," another pointed out.

Jenner, who has been attending fashion shows in New York as part of New York Fashion Week, has not publicly commented on the photos. Neither has James.

Jenner's rep declined to comment; James did not answer to USA TODAY's request for comment.

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