One is probably the most spoiled cat in the world, the other also likes to bathe in luxury.
Together, the kitties Choupette (11) and Kim Kardashian (42) are in bed in Paris. How come?
In the city of love meowed Karl Lagerfeld’s († 85) Burmese kitten in the heart of reality star Kim. And she couldn’t help but share it with her fans.
Lagerfeld, the uncrowned couture king of the 20th century, died four years ago. On Monday, “Vogue” editor-in-chief Anna Wintour (73) dedicated this year’s Met Gala in New York to him. Motto: “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty”.
YOU will be the center of attention. Not Kim, but cute Choupette, whom Lagerfeld once joked about as being more famous than himself. The cat actually got an invitation to the Met Gala. And the Kardashian can also be there …
“I had a date with Choupette in Paris,” Kim now lets her fans know via Instagram. “We then spent some time in Karl Lagerfeld’s office to get some inspiration for the Met.”
A few snapshots show how Kim and the kitten purr into the camera together, how Kim devoutly looks at a few Lagerfeld sketches or how she boots up the stairs in his Paris domicile in a vinyl coat and overknees to look at a few photographs of the designer.
They were inseparable until his death: Karl Lagerfeld and his cat Choupette
Too bad cats can’t talk. One wonders what Choupette was thinking as the Kardashian lay down on the mat with her.
Her famous cat dad Lagerfeld is said to have made Kim cry. Because after a photo shoot with the then pregnant woman, he gave preference to her mother and manager Kris Jenner (67) and gave her a valuable Chanel bag. Daughter Kim then fled to the bathroom and burst into tears.
His kitty definitely made Kim smile. Now it will be interesting to see how the two will appear at the famous Met Gala on Monday.
Karl Lagerfeld and Anna Wintour, organizer of the Met Gala, had a long friendship. This year, the theme of the Met Gala in New York was chosen in his honor. Under the title “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty” the deceased fashion designer and his work are to be commemorated
