Kim Kardashian Laughs Off Flour Bomb Attack, Kris Responds – Video

Kim Kardashian flour attack left her black jacket and jet black hair in a white speckled mess. From the video clip it appeared that moments later Kim K reemerged with a shiny black jacket and salon fresh hair! In case you’re wondering, Kim Kardashian and her mother Kris Jenner were present at the London Hotel in West Hollywood promoting the reality star’s fragrance True Reflection. As the mother-daughter team walked the red carpet an unidentified woman launched a bag of white powder all over Kim’s back.

The 30-year old starlet appeared to laugh off the incident when she returned and told E! Online reporters,

“Like I said to my makeup artist, I wanted more powder and that’s a whole lot of translucent powder right there.”

Kim’s mom Kris Jenner added on her Celebuzz blog,

“I am so proud of my daughter for handling this situation so professionally and with such poise! Kim wasn’t phased (sic) by the attack and simply walked away from the red carpet, brushed herself off and headed right back out!!”

Was this a well coordinated publicity stunt?! Hmmm…

Video: Kim Kardashian flour bomb incident

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