Despite a post on her website that tells a slightly different tale, Kim Kardashian is determined to prove that she loves her body as it is and doesn’t care what people think. One would think given the title of the cover story in Life & Style that we’d get to see un-retouched photos of Kim’s cellulite, but alas, it was not to be. The few photos of her in the article – which you could see on her site – were taken of her from the front only.

An interview accompanied the article… here are a few highlights:

Q: Why does everyone attack your size?
A: I really don’t know. [...] People attack my true size, but the reality is that I look bigger on TV.

Q: People don’t believe you’re a size 2. Why not?
A: I don’t think people get how petite I am because I’m so curvy. I’m small and curvy.

Q: What are your actual measurements?
A: I’m 35-26-40. My dress size is a 4 or 2/4. I wear a size 4 skirt and size 27 jeans.

Q: What have you done to treat your cellulite?
A: I had VelaShape. [...] I only did it once and didn’t see the effect. I don’t think that stuff works.

Q: Just for the record, is your butt real?
A: My butt is real. But I’m the biggest fan of Spanx.

Q: How does it feel when everyone comments on your body?
A: It’s weird. There’s more to me than this. But I’m happy to have the discussion, because I work out and I still have curves. I’m happy to represent for the curvy women.

That last statement is particularly interesting… if she’s happy to ‘have the discussion’ then why did she do this article? Also, do you all think she looks the same on the supposedly “unretouched” cover as she did in these very recent bikini photos?

Quote Source: Life&Style Magazine, May 11 2009 issue

I rarely do tabloid articles on this site anymore since most of them are BS – and this one is probably no different – but the latest cover story in OK Magazine was too interesting not to post about. In this article, celebs such as Jennifer Love Hewitt, Eva Longoria, Kim Kardashian and more reveal their heights, sizes and even weight (in some cases).

Here’s the summary… keep in mind that the sizes are American, and the jean sizes are designer jean sizes:

• Jennifer Love Hewitt: 5′2, jean size 27
• Tori Spelling: 5′5, jean size 25
• Jennifer Aniston: 5′5, dress size 0/2, jean size 26
• Halle Berry: 5′6, dress size 4
• Mariah Carey: 5′9, dress size 6/8, jean size 29
• Kim Kardashian: 5′2, dress size 2/4, jean size 26 or 27, 118 pounds
• Eva Longoria: 5′1, dress size 0, jean size 24, 98 pounds
• Jessica Alba: 5′7, dress size 0/2, jean size 25 (down from size 28 in August)
• Jessica Simpson: 5′2, dress size 4, 122 pounds
• Jennifer Lopez: 5′5, jean size 28
• Brooke Shields: 5′11, jean size 29

I personally believe that some of these sizes and weights are wrong, specifically for Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Love Hewitt and maybe Jennifer Aniston…

What do you all think?

Source: OK Magazine, May 4 2009 issue