Kim Kardashian and Kanye West soon to appear on Celebrity Family Feud
Hollywood most popularized couples, Kim Kardashian West and her husband Kanye West will face off against the Kardashian-Jenner on an upcoming episode of Celebrity Family Feud. Apparently, the taping of the show is completed since February 24 but fans will have to wait much later this year to watch it on ABC show’s upcoming fifth season.
It’s a real thing!
On Saturday night, Kim Kardashian could not keep the secret much longer when she announced the news on Twitter. No later than Five minutes later, the famous reality Star spilled the beans on social media. Excited, she announced how happy her husband was about the show.
As compelling as he could ever be, Kanye West expressed how he waited his whole life for this moment. During his time surfing on Instagram, Kanye took the liberty of posting numerous photos of famous couples on Valentine’s Day.
TMZ reported the show was scheduled to have the Hiltons battle with the Kardashian Jenner initially. However, the Hiltons canceled their next appearance right before the taping ever occurred. Sources claim Paris and Kathy Hilton were ready for the show until Rick Hilton declined the invitation. The patriarch openly labels this move as “thirsty” coming from the Kardashian who apparently seek attention. According to The Daily Mail, the wife of James Rothschild Nicky Hilton thought the idea was nuts.
From the looks of the footage, the show had to arrange last-minute
replacements and divide them into two teams. On one corner we have team West which is comprised of Kanye, Kim and her best friend, Jonathan Cheban. On the other team, Kris Jenner, her mother Mary Jo. Campbell and Sisters Khloe Kardashian and Kendall Jenner for team Kardashian. In spite of her successful delivery fans will not see Kylie Jenner on the big screen.
In 2008, the Kardashian-Jenner family appeared on an episode of Celebrity Family Feud when they faced off against Deion Sanders.
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