Kim Kardashian Confirms A Few Rumors About Herself — And They’re Weird
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“You guys didn’t know?” Kardashian joked, before Jimmy Kimmel asked her if it was true that she has six toes.
Kim Kardashian does not have six toes, but she did confirm a few other details about herself on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” Monday night — and a handful are pretty kooky.
Near the end of their chat, host Kimmel decided to ask the Skims owner if a few “interesting” rumors about her were true or not.
The reality TV star was game, and Kardashian confirmed two pretty banal facts about herself: She knows how to change a tire, and she washes her feet every night before going to bed.
But she also admitted that she blow-dries her jewelry before putting it on.
“Because I hate being freezing,” Kardashian explained. “And when you put on cold jewelry or like anything with a zipper — I just need it warm.”
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