【sons force fucking moms in kitchens sex videos】Enter to watch online.Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lawrence might be best friends now

Jennifer Lawrence,sons force fucking moms in kitchens sex videos your favorite relatable actress, is a big fan of the Kardashians, and it looks like that may go both ways.

In many an interview, Lawrence has discussed how she has cried for them, texts with Kris Jenner and has even been known to snuggle in bed with the momager before.

During her press tour in support of mother!, Lawrence explained that her coping mechanism in dealing with the heavy film involved creating a Kardashian tent, which is, exactly as you would imagine it to be.

While watching E! News, Kim Kardashian happened to catch one of the many instances Lawrence talked about said tent, and she had the perfect reaction to the surreal comment.

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"OMG is this real?!," Kim wrote on Snapchat.

Oh, it is very real.

“I had to go to a darker place than I’ve ever been in my life. I didn’t know if I’d be able to come out okay,” she said of the movie, directed by boyfriend Darren Aronofsky. “It was a tent that had pictures of the Kardashians and Keeping Up with the Kardashians playing on a loop — and gumballs," she told Vogue in similar comments she made to E!.

Let's just pray this is the start of a beautiful friendship and perhaps a cameo in the future.

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