Kim Kardashian made a surprising revelation during her appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on April 22, proving that truth can indeed be stranger than fiction. In a late-night segment, Kimmel read out some of the most outlandish rumours about Kardashian, and much to everyone’s astonishment, most of them turned out to be true. However, there was one particularly bizarre rumour about Kardashian’s body that she was eager to debunk once and for all.
Setting the record straight, Kardashian addressed various rumours with candour. When asked by Kimmel if it’s true that she blow-dries her jewellry before wearing it, Kardashian confirmed, “Very true.” She explained that she prefers to warm up her jewellry, zippers, and chainmail before putting them on to avoid feeling cold, stating, “I hate being freezing… I need it warm.”
Additionally, Kardashian confirmed other peculiar rumors, such as washing her feet before bed every night, sleeping with her eyes slightly open, and hosting her 14th birthday at Neverland Ranch. However, perhaps the most peculiar revelation was Kardashian’s aversion to the sound and feeling of cardboard, leading her to have someone else remove the sleeve from her Starbucks cups.
“I just can’t see it being done. Or I can’t hear it, and I can’t feel it. The cardboard getting moved off of the cup is like nails on a chalkboard to me,” Kardashian confessed, recalling her habit first revealed years ago in 2017.
While most of the rumours brought up by Kimmel turned out to be true, Kardashian emphatically denied one particular gossip: the speculation that she has six toes on one foot. Dismissing the rumour, Kardashian clarified, “No, but that was a thing. Everyone thought I did,” attributing it to a poorly angled photo she posted in 2019.
In the midst of the typically moody atmosphere of The Tortured Poets Department, Taylor Swift’s song “Clara Bow” stands out as an uplifting anthem. Initially interpreted as a tribute to a new starlet, the final verse sparked speculation online. Now, Swift is confirming the true inspiration behind the track.
