For some strange reason, the news of Kim Kardashian nude photos leaked online did not stir much interest or fear or alarm unlike many weeks ago when it was the likes of Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, and other female celebrities. The celebs' loved ones, management companies and fans, and every consumer who values privacy voiced out concern and vowed to do something to stop the hackers. FBI was told to weigh in to flex its investigative powers to search for the hacker. Apple was told to check on its security feature.
Going back to Kim's leaked nude photos. Why is there a feeling of nonchalance? Is it because her nakedness isn't a mystery anymore? As a social media personality, she is immensely popular because of her face and the details of her body displayed for public view. Something she is not scrimpy when it sharing what's hers to the public? Is it because her rise to popularity was due to the same course, a leaked sex tape scandal with her bf many years ago? The point is, she is used to documenting her very private moments and seemed not to have the slightest regard whether another party steals the recorded moments for public sharing. She even had pre-nup photos showing her topless, in full view of the set crew, shared online. But of course, she has rights to privacy she could assert if she wants to, when she wants to.
Half-sister Kendall Jenner, who is deliberately trekking a different path away from the Kardashian reputation, has this to say about sister, Kim and being a Kardashian. In an article that came out in Star, a source told Kendall was embarrassed with Kim's stripping in the GQ magazine and that she doesn't want to be associated with the 'Kardashian circus and trashy reputation anymore". In another interview with Love Magazine, Kendal said, "I want to be high fashion... I want to be taken seriously ... People think that this [success] just came to me. But it didn't. What I have has almost worked against me. I had to work even harder to get where I wanted because people didn't take me seriously as a model. Because of the TV show."
