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Kim Kardashian Reshot Kris Humphries' Proposal While Filming Her Reality Show
Kim Kardashian (Elizabeth Wu / Shutterstock.com)
Hey, remember when Kris Humphries proposed to Kim Kardashian, they got married, then they got divorced, and then he claimed that he was duped by the whole thing and we all believed him because he was talking about Kardashians and of KOURSE Kardashians would dupe someone like that?
Well, looks like it all might have been a lie. TMZ reports that producers of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" were recently deposed in the ongoing saga of the Kim/Kris divorce, and that they revealed that Kim reshot the scene in which Kris proposes to her (sorry to tear down the curtain and revela the wizard, but there it is), because for his first and only authentic proposal, she reacted negatively:
a producer says Kim was "completely surprised" and didn't give a good reaction, so she asked that it be re-shot.
What does it all mean? Well, it means that Kris wasn't duped -- instead, it appears that he is the one trying to do the duping.
We won't be fooled so easily, sir!
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