Kim Kardashian Jet Set To Vegas For Hangover Style Party

Kim Kardashian and fiancé Kris Humphries have had quite the busy week.   Reports are out that the celebrity couple will be traveling to Las Vegas for a joint bachelor and bachelorette parties at Tao and Lavo this weekend. But will it be a “Hangover” style party? Kim K tells People,

“I’m not really into all the typical [bachelorette party] things, so I’m hoping that’s not the case,”

According to E! News, while Kloe and Kourtney are handling their sister’s bachelorette party; Kim’s mother Kris Jenner is also hosting a bridal shower Saturday afternoon prior to her departure.

Kim’s bestie’s La La Vasquez and Brittny Gastineau are slated to attend. So while Kim is hoping for something more subtle — Brittny is shooting for Hangover. She tells People,

“Like The Hangover. All you need is that one night. Can you imagine if it were like The Hangover? If we all woke up and we were like, ‘Where are we?'”

In the meantime, we’re sure Kim’s plotting a way to divert the attention from her look-alike, Melissa Molinaro after filing a lawsuit against Old Navy for attempting to mislead the public. Melissa has since responded to Kim’s suit, but we’re sure Kim Kardashian just wants the attention back on her wedding.

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