Kylie Jenner is no stranger to controversy. The 18-year old reality star of 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' raised a lot of eyebrows in her latest 'Interview' photoshoot. The celebrity cannot seem to catch a break when it comes to garnering hate from social media.

The 18-year old reality star posed for the December issue of Interview. The photshoot may be Kylie's most risque one yet, as it gives off a "50 Shades of Grey" vibe. Jenner is dressed in a skintight latex jumpsuit and is leaving very little to the imagination with her provocative poses. However, it wasn't Jenner's sexy oufit that generated the online hate, but rather the poses. In one of the shots, Jenner posed, staring blankly into the distance on a gold wheelchair.

In a report with Mashable, a great number of people took offense in the photoshoot, particuarly those who had to use wheelchairs to get around. Many of them thought that the photoshoot was in bad taste, even if it was thought to be edgy.

Calysta Bobinski, who uses a wheelchair to get around told the website that it left a bad taste in her mouth because mobility devices are not props, but meant for people to use in order to get around.

Many of those who complained lamented that able-bodied people like Kylie Jenner using wheelchairs in an effort to be considered artsy. On the other hand, there is very little representation for disabled models. Bobinski added that it would have been in better taste if the magazine used a disabled model instead.

The magazine is no stranger to risque shoots that command shock value. The magazine had featured yet another controversial star, Miley Cyrus, in its September issue.

Kim Kardashian also isn't too happy about little sister Kylie's sexy photoshoot. An insider with Celeb Dirty Laundry said that Kim was not taking the news too well. It didn't help with the fact that Kim is due to give birth this month and that she is feeling hormonal. The reality star has even contemplated undergoing plastic surgery once her pregnancy is done.

Interview Magazine, on their part has since then released an official statement regarding the controversial photoshoot. They said that they are continuing the tradition of working with great artists and it was their goal to empower them by using bold and distinct visions. They added that Stephen Klein, who did the Kylie Jenner photoshoot had placed Kylie in a variety of positions of power and control to explore her image as an object of social media scrutiny.

 "I've lost so many amazing traits because I've listened to stupid people, ignorant people who are bullies." @kyliejenner is our December/January cover girl.