Sep 30, 2026 · 1 hr 32 min · 16 segments
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Right up off the top, in an attempt, I personally think, to deflect from her horrific mothering skills, Kim Kardashian has now pulled a sympathy-evoking stunt that is equally horrific in every way.
The stunt came in the form of a scene from whatever show she's now hawking, uh, in which Kim appeared in a hospital gown, swathed in blankets with wires, IVs kind of spiraling out from her body.
Kim dramatically reveals that she's in the hospital for esophagitis, to which whatever hollow husk of a person she's with responds, "Oh my God, isn't that what your dad died of?" And Kim replies, "Yeah," really dramatically, right? The whole scene is being painted and promoted as though Kim has now been diagnosed with a precursor to the cancer that her dad died of.
Okay? All you have to do is break down the Latin of the word, itis, meaning inflammation.
It's inflammation of the esophagus, right? Like, what causes this? Well, you know, that's really interesting, um, because Kim Kardashian, again, she's posing this like, "Oh my God, this is, like, the start of what killed my dad." And it turns out, actually, esophagitis you get from drinking or eating food that's too hot.
So if you're taking a lot of what is considered to be corrosive medication, um, that will do it.
You can also get it to ha- um, from having an allergic reaction to food, or you can get it as an infection if you're, got some dirty stuff down your throat that shouldn't be down your throat.
Uh, do you get what I'm putting down? Uh, it can be a fungal or a bacterial infection.
And what's really, really funny is, uh, so we know how these celebrities work, right? Like, Kim Kardashian's pulled this stunt on the show, and her PR people have now gone to p- places like Page Six to kind of push this and be like, "You should totally talk about this, and we'll pay you money to do it." And in these articles that they've had put out, her teams had put out, no doubt, um, and it's definitely recirculated, um, the, the Mayo Clinic was interviewed.
Kim Kardashian says that this is the precursor to cancer and that this is, like, her gonna die of what her dad dies of." Eh, even the Mayo Clinic has shot this shit down, right? And, and I swear to God, they, they shot this down so fast.
But they blatantly came out stating that there is no clinical evidence, first of all, that esophageal cancer is genetic.
They said there is absolutely no link that they found that, like, because your dad has it, that means you're gonna get it.
And that there is no known statistical link between mild esophagitis, which is what Kim has been diagnosed with, and inherited esophageal cancer, as Kim portrays in the show.
They basically, in short, say that Kim Kardashian, Kimberly, is full of shit, which we already knew.
She has a sore throat, maybe from an allergy, maybe from an infection, maybe from a heinous or ridiculous combination of God knows what supplements or medications that she's taking.
Right up off the top, in an attempt, I personally think, to deflect from her horrific mothering skills, Kim Kardashian has now pulled a sympathy-evoking stunt that is equally horrific in every way.
The stunt came in the form of a scene from whatever show she's now hawking, uh, in which Kim appeared in a hospital gown, swathed in blankets with wires, IVs kind of spiraling out from her body.
Kim dramatically reveals that she's in the hospital for esophagitis, to which whatever hollow husk of a person she's with responds, "Oh my God, isn't that what your dad died of?" And Kim replies, "Yeah," really dramatically, right? The whole scene is being painted and promoted as though Kim has now been diagnosed with a precursor to the cancer that her dad died of.
Okay? All you have to do is break down the Latin of the word, itis, meaning inflammation.
It's inflammation of the esophagus, right? Like, what causes this? Well, you know, that's really interesting, um, because Kim Kardashian, again, she's posing this like, "Oh my God, this is, like, the start of what killed my dad." And it turns out, actually, esophagitis you get from drinking or eating food that's too hot.
So if you're taking a lot of what is considered to be corrosive medication, um, that will do it.
You can also get it to ha- um, from having an allergic reaction to food, or you can get it as an infection if you're, got some dirty stuff down your throat that shouldn't be down your throat.
Uh, do you get what I'm putting down? Uh, it can be a fungal or a bacterial infection.
And what's really, really funny is, uh, so we know how these celebrities work, right? Like, Kim Kardashian's pulled this stunt on the show, and her PR people have now gone to p- places like Page Six to kind of push this and be like, "You should totally talk about this, and we'll pay you money to do it." And in these articles that they've had put out, her teams had put out, no doubt, um, and it's definitely recirculated, um, the, the Mayo Clinic was interviewed.
Kim Kardashian says that this is the precursor to cancer and that this is, like, her gonna die of what her dad dies of." Eh, even the Mayo Clinic has shot this shit down, right? And, and I swear to God, they, they shot this down so fast.
But they blatantly came out stating that there is no clinical evidence, first of all, that esophageal cancer is genetic.
They said there is absolutely no link that they found that, like, because your dad has it, that means you're gonna get it.
And that there is no known statistical link between mild esophagitis, which is what Kim has been diagnosed with, and inherited esophageal cancer, as Kim portrays in the show.
They basically, in short, say that Kim Kardashian, Kimberly, is full of shit, which we already knew.
She has a sore throat, maybe from an allergy, maybe from an infection, maybe from a heinous or ridiculous combination of God knows what supplements or medications that she's taking.
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