Kardashian fans suspect family secretly made a multi-million dollar deal with MAJOR brand after spotting clues in pics
KARDASHIAN fans say the famous family has a secret deal in place to promote a particular product. And fans say the clues can be seen scattered throughout the reality stars’ TV show and social media accounts. Eagle-eye viewers kept noticing the same product strategically placed in and around the celebrity family members: Coca-Cola soda. In […]
KARDASHIAN fans say the famous family has a secret deal in place to promote a particular product.
And fans say the clues can be seen scattered throughout the reality stars’ TV show and social media accounts.
Eagle-eye viewers kept noticing the same product strategically placed in and around the celebrity family members: Coca-Cola soda.
In various episodes of The Kardashians, the sisters can be seen ordering and drinking Coke products.
And soda signage has secretly made its way into the background of milestone moments.
When Kim and Pete Davidson were caught canoodling in a corner booth, a can of Diet Coke was there.
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Kourtney and Travis Barker made out in front of a Coca-Cola vending machine before the Grammys earlier this year.
And when Kim took a solo trip to Miami a few weeks ago, she posed holding what looked to be a mini bottle of Diet Coke.
Fans online were curious what the deal was with the unannounced deal.
“There is no f**king way they put that into their bodies, but yes def have a brand deal,” one follower posted on TikTok.
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Another added: “They are smart and know their value. They don’t mention a brand name like that without them paying them.”
A third bluntly stated: “Just them saying the name is an ad in itself.”
While a fourth connected the dots to another Kardashian conspiracy theory: “There’s no way that was an accident. Same with all of Khloe’s food in the pantry photo, that woman isn’t eating Progreso and Kraft.”
KARDASHIAN BUSINESS SENSE
The Kardashians aren’t hurting for money, with each member heading up their own entrepreneurial empire.
When Kris Jenner first conceptualized Keeping Up With The Kardashians in 2007, she was thinking ahead to how it could affect different brands and businesses.
She told The LA Times’ in her oral history of the pilot episode that “Kim and I would set these goals every year. And [in 2007, the year ‘KUWTK’ premiered], we set a goal to develop her first fragrance, which was Kim Kardashian. That was the start of what we saw the potential could be down the road.”
In addition to the brands they own, each sister also gets a pretty penny for promoting companies on their social media for millions of followers.
Now, each sister has their own brands and companies they manage and promote on their own and with each other.
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Currently, Kim focuses her time on her shapewear brand, SKIMS, her makeup line, KKW Beauty, and KKW Fragrance.
Khloe launched clothing brand Good American in 2016 as a more size-inclusive denim line.
The brand has now expanded to include different kinds of clothing, swimwear, and shoes.
Kourtney manages the lifestyle website Poosh, which offers articles on health, beauty, fitness, lifestyle, and more with a Poosh store to go with it.
Kylie began her makeup empire in 2015 with the sale of Kylie lip-kits.
She has since expanded her Kylie Cosmetics makeup line exponentially and her products are now available at Ulta.
Kendall’s latest venture, her 818 tequila brand, hit stores in California in May 2021.
But Kendall has had a rocky relationship with soda deals in the past.
Or, as one fan mentioned online in regards to any type of Coke deal: “Let’s hope it goes better than Kendall working with Pepsi.”
KENDALL FIZZES OUT
Kendall famously faced backlash when she appeared in a controversial Pepsi ad in 2017.
In the commercial, Kendall handed a can of Pepsi to a police officer in an attempt to end a protest.
Many fans slammed the ad for seemingly making light of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Others branded it “tone deaf” and thought it was inappropriate to suggest police brutality could be ended with Pepsi.
The company apologised for the ad, and Kendall later addressed the controversy during a KUWTK episode.
She said through tears: “I trusted everyone. I trusted the teams.
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“But after I saw the reaction and I read what people had to say about it, I most definitely saw what went wrong.
“I was so stuck, and I really didn’t know what to do, that I completely shut down.”
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