Besides a brief return to social media to delete 13 people from her life, for the past month Kim K has been a social media ghost.
Until now.
Yesterday, Kim made her glorious return to Facebook to offer up a heartfelt message of 100% sponsored content.
Posting a pictures that shows that she still knows how to use a phone and has the will to wear makeup again, Kim posted a picture of herself gazing intently at her phone with the caption, “Downtime #LumeeCollab.”
Thrilling AND personal.
That’s the Kimmy we remember alright.
Welcome back.
UPDATE:
JK. She deleted it. Kim’s still not ready to come back to social media and share her love of Lumee cases with the world.
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