Kim Kardashian recently stirred up attention among her fans when she seemingly expressed interest in NBA player Luka Doncic. The reality TV star went viral after leaving an intriguing message on the Lakers’ Instagram account, where she stated, “I want to learn how to speak Slovenian,” accompanied by a lip-biting emoji. Doncic reportedly responded with, “No, please don’t,” but the comment was swiftly deleted, igniting widespread speculation and excitement.
In a recent episode of the “Khloé In Wonder Land” podcast with her sister Khloe Kardashian, Kim addressed this incident, referring to it as one of the many “AI dating rumors” that have circulated online and labeled them as “insane.”
During the podcast, Kim described the confusion surrounding the supposed interaction with Doncic, recalling that people mistakenly believed her interest was genuine. She detailed, “There is a basketball player that I think got traded to the Lakers, Luca. There was like a fake tweet or comment on Instagram.” She acknowledged that Doncic might have thought the comment was real, but she found the situation amusingly absurd.
Despite the buzz, Kim admitted that she hasn’t attended a Lakers game since the incident. In light of the AI-generated misinformation, she reflected on the bizarre nature of these rumors. Khloe chimed in with a similar experience, which led Kim to reiterate, “AI is insane.” Furthermore, she shared another example involving an AI-generated photo of her with Kevin Durant, claiming that she would “date” him—a statement Kim firmly denied.
The discussion highlights not only the absurdities of social media but also the challenges celebrities face with the rise of AI technology. While Kim’s comments reaffirm her jest about the situation, they also serve as a reminder about the impact of misinformation in the digital age. The lightheartedness with which Kim addressed the rumors sheds a hopeful light on navigating the often crazy world of celebrity culture and online interactions.