Kourtney Kardashian Uses Kim K's Biggest Insult As Her Birthday Cake Topper
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Who's the "least exciting to look at" now?
Kourtney Kardashian proved she can take an insult and turn it into something sweet.
The Lemme founder ― who turns 45 on April 18 ― kicked off her birthday celebrations early this weekend, and showed just how well she can take a joke.
Kourtney posted photos of her many birthday cakes in an Instagram post on Monday, one of which featured a topper alluding to one of Kim Kardashian’s biggest digs at her older sister.
Kim originally dubbed her sister the “least exciting to look at” during a heated fight on the family’s reality TV show, “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” back in 2018.
Luckily, the birthday cake topper was reworked in Kourtney’s favor for her celebrations, and read “Happy Birthday To The Most Exciting To Look At.”
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