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Kim Kardashian Wants To Do Playboy (Again)
Kim Kardashian (Elizabeth Wu / Shutterstock.com)
Kim Kardashian has yet to unveil herself in all her post-baby glory, but according to a promo for an upcoming episode of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians," the new mom's greatest dream is that she should reveal her MILF-y figure on the pages of Playboy.
According to Radar Online, Kardashian drops the following media-whoring statement bombshell in the promo in question: “As soon as I pop this thing out, I want to do Playboy or some nude shoot.”
Boom.
Of course, if she were to follow through on this grand dream, it would be the second time she'd appeared in the magazine and the third time the world has seen her naked (see: sex tape with Ray J, a.k.a. launch of Kardashian family fame).
Kim had mixed feelings about her first appearance in the magazine, saying at one point that it made her "uncomfortable" but then going on to claim the following:
“It was an independence thing for me. I was always by the book, such the straight arrow when it came to pleasing my parents and being a good daughter. I felt like this was one decision that only I could make. And I think it looks great. I’ll have those pictures forever.”
Kardashian is currently holed up in a Bel Air mansion with gold-plated toilets, caring for North West and kicking it with Kanye. How that life will morph into a Playboy shoot has yet to be revealed.
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