Kim Kardashian was warned ‘not to step foot in White House’ for fear of damaging reputation
By Reuters
27 October 2020 |
10:45 am
Kim Kardashian was warned "not to step foot in that White House" over fears teaming up with United States President Donald Trump would damage her reputation.
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