US President Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law has suffered an embarrassing AI editing fail while attending the FIFA World Cup final on Sunday.

Lara Trump, who is married to Mr Trump’s second son Eric, attended the final between Spain and Argentina at MetLife Stadium near New York City with her husband and children.

In a photo posted to Instagram, Lara is pictured with six-year-old daughter Carolina and daughter Tiffany Trump in a private box, but the photo has since been ridiculed for looking digitally altered.

“What a blast!!!” Lara captioned the post.

Lara and Tiffany are both photographed with oversized sunglasses as Carolina sits on her mother’s lap.

However, the seemingly normal photo has come under fire for its apparently clumsy editing.

Lara’s hands appear warped and claw-like in the photograph, and her nails appear pixelated and blurry.

The child’s straw, which is presumably sticking out of a drink, also appears abnormally long.

Lara was happy to later admit her mistake on her Instagram stories, and claimed the digital alteration was a result of an AI program.

“When AI takes over,” Lara began.

“. . .the app I used to fit this in the frame changed my nails and made Carolina’s straw SOOO long.”

The rest of the carousel features photos of several members of the Trump family, including Donald Trump’s other children Donald Jr. and Ivanka.

President Donald Trump, his wife Melania, and youngest son Barron also attended the match in a different box alongside FIFA chief Gianni Infantino, Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum, and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Despite the World Cup’s success, the high-profile final wasn’t all smooth sailing for President Trump, who was greeted with resounding boos when he was pictured on the stadium’s screen and when he entered the pitch.

The US President also suffered an embarrassing blunder when presenting the World Cup trophy to winners Spain, as he awkwardly lingered front-and-centre of the team while they lifted the prize to show the crowd.

Infantino is pictured trying to guide Mr Trump away, but the US President appeared insistent on remaining the centre of attention despite Spain’s history-making moment, prompting widespread criticism online.