Kimora Lee Simmons reality show starts Aug 5th

by Carmen Van Kerckhove
And I am sooooooooooo there! This description of the first episode already sounds too good to miss. ![]()
Inside her home, the first episode of the weekly show begins with her uniformed staff preparing for the day and a distressed Simmons trying to find the person who moved her teddy bear from a mantelpiece to a chair. Later, inside the offices of Baby Phat — which felt sort of like an urban episode of “The Office” — she has something of a meltdown over a variety of crises, from her intense desire for a granola bar to, in her words, “being a little flustered.” “I feel very Anna Nicole Smith right now,” she relates at one point, explaining, “She liked pink like I like pink.” Later, she observes of an apparently contented colleague, “You must have got some last night.” Estranged hubby and godfather of rap Russell Simmons stops by the Baby Phat offices and Kimora tries to cut his cuticles.
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