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She’s keeping up with the Kardashians in an extreme way. A plastic surgery-addicted Playboy Bunny is not letting the coronavirus pandemic keep her from undergoing operations until she resembles her favorite reality TV star: Kourtney Kardashian. The bunny’s bold proclamation comes a week after Brazil’s daily COVID-19 death toll surpassed that of the US. “I …
She’s keeping up with the Kardashians in an extreme way.
A plastic surgery-addicted Playboy Bunny is not letting the coronavirus pandemic keep her from undergoing operations until she resembles her favorite reality TV star: Kourtney Kardashian.
The bunny’s bold proclamation comes a week after Brazil’s daily COVID-19 death toll surpassed that of the US.
“I am not afraid of the coronavirus crisis, if I have to do the surgeries, I will do it,” model Nathy Kihara tells Jam Press of her obsession with emulating her idol. So far, the Brazilian bombshell has spent more than $200,000 on operations to help her achieve the unusual goal, which has made her a sensation online.
Kihara’s Kourtney-parroting procedures have included lip fillers, nose remodeling, a bichectomy and eyebrow lifts, along with various other nonsurgical measures, she claims.
Naturally, striving to mimic Kourtney instead of Kardashian family face Kim — who has her own lookalike following — might seem akin to modeling a basketball career after Larry Jordan (MJ’s brother). However, the self-proclaimed “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” fan since Season 1 says she identified with the mega influencer’s “personality, her lifestyle, the way she relates to people, and of course, her beauty.”
Not only that, but Kourtney appears to be a helluva wingwoman.
“In a way, the flirtation increased, because I was improving my body more and more,” says the saucy facsimile of her new and improved love life. The bodacious bunny reportedly always took care of herself via exercise and diet, “but after I saw the series ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ and started to look like [her], yes, I had a very positive return,” she says.
She even shouted out Kardashian in an April Instagram post, writing, “always making all my dreams come true. It is an honor to look like you.”
The smoldering doppelgänger’s appeal extends to Instagram, where she has racked up 372,000 followers, and oodles of compliments from adoring supporters.
“You are friendly, wonderful inspiration,” fawned one fan on the ‘gram.
“This jacket fits you well,” said another under a photo of an almost indistinguishable side-by-side photo of Kihara and Kardashian.
Kihara’s plastic surgery pilgrimage isn’t over yet. The celeb lookalike plans to undergo more operations this year, “even with a virus outbreak or not,” she says.
