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Kim Kardashian Receiving Frantic Calls From Ex-Bush Begging Her Back

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As the news begin to heighten of Kim Kardashian‘s highly anticipated and televised wedding to Kris Humphries; ex, former New Orleans Saints receiver Reggie Bush, is trying to stop the wedding!

Now I like a little attention as much as the next girl, and let’s be honest, nothing’s more gratifying than a groveling ex; but on the eve of your wedding…that can be a bit much to handle.   According to Life & Style, sources claim that Reggie has been frantically phoning and texting the reality TV star in an effort to get her to call off her wedding.

“He’s been sending text messages to Kim and leaving her voice mails, telling her she’s making a mistake and that he’s the one for her.”

Kim however, who although attempted to be civil with Reggie in the past, has decided to ignore him entirely.   Sources also confirm that Kris Humphries has nothing to worry about given Kim was completely drained and burned out towards the end of her last break up with Bush.

However, Reggie apparently still remains persistent in hopes of detouring his former love from cementing a commitment with another man.   A source confirmed that Reggie may have never truly gotten over Kim by revealing this statement;

“During their last break-up, Reggie told me Kim may have been the one who got away. He loved her to death.”

This might explain why Bush has decided to make model Melissa Molinaro who has an uncanny resemblance to Kim Kardashian his rebound girlfriend.   So much so, that Kim is currently involved in a lawsuit with Old Navy for attempting to mislead the public by using Molinaro in her likeness.

With only 10 days til the wedding, will Bush rush to Kim Kardashian’s wedding to dramatically object?

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