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Seth Rogen And James Franco Make A Beautiful Couple While Spoofing Kimye Vogue Cover
Seth Rogen and James Franco look lovely on a Photoshopped version of the Kim Kardashian/Kanye West 'Vogue' Cover (Photo via jamesfrancotv on Instagram)
They had to do it.After Kim Kardashian and Kanye West appeared on the current issue of Vogue, backlash has come from everyone from Sarah Michelle Gellar to Buzzfeed, USA Today reports. But Seth Rogen and James Franco went a step further, reenacting the cheesy cover shot with their own tender rendition that Franco tweeted out.
You may recall these two also spoofed Kanye’s video for "Bound 2," with Rogen beautifully playing Kardashian’s part.
At this point, they’re basically our favorite celebrity couple. Brangelina has nothing on Frogen.
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