-Kimora Lee Simmons went make-up shopping/slumming with the NY Post in Macy's Herald Square to promote her new beauty line, KLS. Writer Raakhee Mirchandani makes Simmons out to be some kind of tear-inducing, awe-inspiring, earth shaking goddess as opposed to the cringe-worthy, tacky cwazee she really is.
"'I love you, Kimora', says a middle-age African woman, wiping away tears as she spots Simmons shopping with The Post at Macy's."
"'Oh, hi. Thank you. I love you, too', answers Simmons, flipping her shiny black hair and making a beeline for the YSL beauty counter."
"'I love you', the woman says again, breathlessly, as tears continue to stream down her face." (Hmmm, you think maybe this "middle-age African woman" was an actress paid by Simmons the "mogul"?)
The comedy routine continues with - "'I want to go to Africa', Simmons tells her. 'My husband is going to Africa. And I'm going to come visit your people so that we can talk about fabulosity. You're beautiful! You're fabulous!'"
Oh for god's sake, NO! Don't the people in Africa live hard enough lives as it is already (especially with twat-holes like Gwynnie slapping on some face paint and claiming "I am African" in ads and Madonna stealing their babies)? They don't need Kimora's whack ass going down there making things worse with all her fabulosity!
The article lists some of Simmons' favorite beauty products - one being Philosophy's Empowermint shower gel/bubble bath/shampoo. "'It's got such a wonderful message written on the bottle. So, every morning, if you get up and read that beautiful message that's written on that damn bottle, you have no choice but to have a f-----g nice day', she says." She later goes on to add, "'I'm really into Memoirs of a Geisha, and you see how the women were so delicate? It's all about being delicate, ladies.'" Yeaaah... bitch really ought to practice what she preaches! Read story here.