by Vivienne Wong
Filed under Editorial, R.AGE TV.
Tagged keeping up with the kardashians, kim kardashian.

The Kardashian-Jenner clan has come a long way since their reality television show Keeping Up With The Kardashians debuted in 2007. And with the premiere of its 10th season recently, Malaysia’s very own Datuk Aznil Haji Nawawi sat down for an exclusive interview with Kim Kardashian to talk about the latter not smiling, her filming schedule, daughter North West and possibly holidaying in Malaysia.

“I’ve heard Malaysia is amazing. I have a lot of Malaysian friends. I would love to do an international spin-off, (but) I don’t know where that would be,” said the E! star. “We actually were going to do our family vacation in Malaysia last time. We ended up going to Thailand because they couldn’t figure out all the logistics in time but I know it’s some place we wanna go so badly. Hopefully we can do a family vacation there.”

Watch the rest of the interview here!

Post by E! Online.

About Vivienne Wong

Our entertainment and celebrity news expert who happens to be disturbingly good at laser tag. Graduated with a degree in communications at 21 and went straight into the magazine business. She not only writes for R.AGE now, but also coordinates our long-running BRATs young journalist programme.

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