American reality television star Kim Kardashian will return
to Israel next month to promote her partnership with an Israeli eyeglass
company and film an episode of her hit TV show, Hebrew media reported Tuesday.
Kardashian will be in Israel mid-March for a four-day visit
with her husband, rapper Kanye West, children and her sister Courtney and
family to film an episode of her show, ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians,’
Channel 12 news reported.
The actress, model, and entrepreneur is partnering with the
local firm Carolina Lemke, part-owned by Israeli model Bar Refaeli. Kardashian
invested $30 million in the company and the two are launching a new line of
glasses for the American market with Kardashian branding.
Kardashian, of Armenian decent on her father’s side, first
came to Israel in 2015 to baptize her daughter North in an Armenian church in
Jerusalem’s Old City.
That event was also part of a reality show episode in which
she visited Armenia and Israel before returning to Los Angeles.
The star has given birth to two more children since her last
visit to Israel, and the family might use the opportunity to baptize son Saint
and daughter Chicago, Channel 12 speculated, as well as another child expected
shortly via a surrogate mother.
The family will arrive in time for the Jewish holiday of
Purim. A large Purim party is in the schedule at which some lucky fans might
get to attend. Kardashian, who considers herself to be religious, is expected
to visit Christian holy sites.
Kardashian is friends with Refaeli and the two had been
discussing the glasses company at a dinner.
“We were talking about how they should launch in the US
because they hadn’t done that yet, and we all loved the idea [of a
collaboration], so it just magically came together,” Kardiashian said in a
Vogue Magazine interview.
Kardashian will return to America to launch her own
collection for the Israeli company.
“It will mark the brand’s official expansion into the US
market and should practically make Carolina Lemke a household name overnight,”
Vogue reported.
No comments:
Post a Comment