Kim Kardashian recently made an appearance on the popular talk show, “Alan Carr: Chatty Man,” where she opened up about her life, her family, and her marriage to Kanye West. The interview was filled with interesting and entertaining moments that left viewers wanting more.
During the interview, Kim shared about her love for Britain and her excitement to be there for the launch of her fourth fragrance, “True Reflection.” She also talked about her close relationship with her family and their hit reality TV show, “Keeping Up with the Kardashians.” Kim revealed that while they may have their share of fights on the show, they always have each other’s backs in the end.
The conversation then shifted to Kim’s short-lived marriage to Chris, which only lasted 72 days. Kim admitted that she rushed into the marriage and realized it wasn’t the right fit for her. Despite the public scrutiny and accusations of doing it for publicity, Kim emphasized that she genuinely fell in love and learned valuable lessons from the experience.
As the interview continued, Kim addressed her relationship with Kanye West. When asked about his rap lyrics mentioning her, Kim coyly responded, “I don’t know, I didn’t write it!” This sparked curiosity among fans about the dynamics of their relationship.
The conversation took a lighthearted turn when Alan Carr brought up Kim’s famous curves and her title as having the best bum in the world. Kim proudly shared that her Armenian background contributed to her curvy figure and debunked rumors of having butt implants by showing her x-ray results on the show.
The interview ended on a fun note with Kim attempting to do squats with Alan Carr, showcasing her dedication to maintaining her figure. The talk show host even went as far as jokingly declaring them both as “jiggly” dogs.
Overall, Kim Kardashian‘s appearance on “Alan Carr: Chatty Man” was an entertaining and lively interview that gave fans a glimpse into her life, relationships, and sense of humor. From discussing her love life to addressing rumors, Kim kept the audience engaged and wanting more.
