Kim Kardashian Has Turned Her Famous Backside Into An Emoji

Kim Kardashian has launched her own series of emojis, and in case her fans were wondering if they would ever be able to send someone a disembodied booty, well…the wait is over. The brand-new ...
Kim Kardashian Has Turned Her Famous Backside Into An Emoji
Written by Amanda Crum

Kim Kardashian has launched her own series of emojis, and in case her fans were wondering if they would ever be able to send someone a disembodied booty, well…the wait is over.

The brand-new “Kimojis” were officially launched today, but Kim gave fans a preview on Instagram over the weekend and racked up thousands of comments and likes as fans clamored for details. Included in the tiny figures are Kim’s face, a red Solo cup, a donut, her own crying face, a corset, and beauty-inspired items like nail polish and a hair dryer.

The reality star has seen huge success in the app world after launching Kim Kardashian: Hollywood in 2014, and judging by the response she got on Instagram, the emoji app will likely follow suit.

KIMOJI

A photo posted by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on

Kim recently garnered headlines when she shared photos from a 2008 project she did with Kanye in which she was dressed like Princess Leia, saying it was around the time the now-married couple first began to spend time together.

“In honor of Star Wars: The Force Awakens being released today, I wanted to share these old pics of Kanye and me from years ago! We worked together on a pilot for a show called ‘Alligator Boots’ back in 2008 and I played Princess Leia. We had met before this project (back in 2003), but I would say this is when we first really connected. These pics are SO funny!” Kardashian wrote on her site.

The photos must have brought back good memories; they are now the header on Kim’s personal website.

Check out my app and read how Star Wars brought Kanye and I together lol

A photo posted by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on

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