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Khloe Kardashian Take all the heat for my sister kim kardashian Believes the moon landing was fake – because she was the one who made her believe it was real.
“I don’t believe in the moon landing,” Khloe, 41, said people In an interview published Tuesday, November 18. “It was very controversial. I felt bad because I thought I pissed off Kim because of it and I got her in a lot of trouble!”
Khloe explained that she and her brother, rob kardashian“Don’t think about” the astronauts landing on the moon in 1969 Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin “happened,” so the pair provided King, 45, with “a wealth of information” about the conspiracy theory.
“I feel bad about it, but I will die on this mountain!” she added.
UPDATE — 10/30/25, 4:10 PM ET: NASA apparently heard that Kim Kardashian thinks the moon landing was faked, and they’re ready to set the record straight. “Yes, @KimKardashian, we’ve been to the moon before…six times!” Acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy tweeted on Thursday, October 30, hours after Hulu dropped the Keeping Up With The Kardashians drama series, which (…)
Kim made headlines last month for bringing up the Apollo 11 space mission all fair supporting role Sarah Paulson during an episode kardashian family.
“I’m sending you a million Buzz Aldrin interviews. This (journalist) asked, ‘What’s the scariest moment?’ He said, ‘There’s no scary moment because it didn’t happen. It might be scary, but it’s not because it didn’t happen,” King explained to Paulson, 51, adding, “I don’t think it happened. I’m going to do a serious deep dive. I’ve been sending (Sarah) conspiracy theories.”
The video is actually multiple interviews with Aldrin that were taken out of context and edited together to mislead viewers, including a clip from the 2015 event in which Aldrin said no “scary” moments occurred during his trip to the moon. In a second video, Aldrin explains at the 2015 National Book Festival that budget issues are why there is so little space travel. (A spokesperson for Aldrin did not request comment after the video went viral.)
Explaining why space travel was impossible in 1969, King claimed, “There’s no gravity on the moon. Why are flags flying? The shoes they wear in the museum are different from the ones in the photos. Why aren’t there stars? They’re going to tell me I’m crazy anyway, but you can go to TikTok and see for yourself.”
While Kim claimed that Aldrin admitted that he had never been to the moon “all the time” and suggested that Khloe have him on her podcast “Khloe in Wonderland,” NASA clarified this on social media shortly after the show aired.
“@KimKardashian, we’ve been to the moon before… six times!” Acting NASA Administrator Sean Duffy Tweet. “Better yet: @NASAArtemis will return under the leadership of @POTUS. We won the last space race and we will win this one too.”
These are their confessions. The Kardashian-Jenner family has been accused of heavily photoshopping and facial reshaping of their photos on social media for more than a decade — and sometimes, they’ve admitted to it publicly. Khloé Kardashian, in particular, has had to heavily edit her photos. In 2016, the Good American founder called Facetune “life-changing” in an interview (…)
Despite NASA’s public opposition to King’s theory, Kohler spoke with people on Tuesday, claiming the government would not “admit it” They faked the moon landing Because this leads to other unanswered questions.
“I mean, there’s a long list of things you can look into, and some are too horrific to talk about publicly because you don’t want anyone to be angry with you,” she claimed.
