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Kim Kardashian Laughs Off Flour Bomb Attack – Video

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Kim Kardashian is white hot! The E! reality TV star was hosting her ‘True Reflection’ fragrance launch event at The London in West Hollywood on Thursday when she was bombed with a bag of flour! According to an eye witness,

“Kim was giving an interview when a young Asian ran from the press line onto the carpet and said something to her and dumped the flour over her head.”

The popular Kardashian sister was soon escorted off by staff members and later the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department to a private area for clean up.

The perfume launch coincided with the Dress for Success organization.

Despite her shock, Kim returned with a smile on her face prepared to take more questions from the media and of course address the flour bomb attack.

“That probably is the craziest, unexpected, weird thing that ever happened to me,” said Kim while smiling.

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

At least she has a sense of humor. Her sisters on the other hand, albeit via Twitter wasn’t as understanding. Kourtney tweeted, “Classy to flour bomb my sister at her charity event helping women. I wonder if they would have dared thrown the flour at my hormonal and pregnant self!

Khloe added, ‘I wish I was with my sister tonight. I bet you that woman wouldn’t have dared tried a thing…’ Would she really want to find out? Either way, Kim has refused to press charges against the woman who was later seen in the backseat of a squad car.

See pictures of Kim’s flour bomb incident:

Video: Kim Kardashian flour bomb incident

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