Selfie Queen Kim Kardashian Wants To Take A Selfie With Jesus And Marilyn Monroe

It is a dream for selfie queen Kim Kardashian to get a selfie clicked with Jesus Christ. When the reality star was asked about the people she would like to take a selfie with, she took the name of Jesus Christ, among others. The 34-year-old revealed her wish on Monday on Twitter in a Question and Answer round by her fans.

One of the fans asked Kim to name a person, dead or alive, with whom she would like to get a selfie clicked in future. The “Keeping Up With The Kardashian” star said that her first and foremost choice to get a picture will be her late dad Robert Kardashian, followed by “Jesus or Marilyn Monroe,” according to E Online. Kim is also coming up with a selfie book titled “Kim Kardashian Selfish.”

In the latest advert of T-Mobile, the reality star has even made fun of her habit of taking selfies. Kim is seen taking selfies in the bathroom, on the tennis court and even on the holidays. Read more about it here. Revealing more about her upcoming book, Kim told the website that she is planning to include some “really racy” selfies in it, including the ones of her most famous asset -- her derriere. The wife to rapper Kanye West also plans to publish her private selfies sent to Kanye in the book.

“I'm a big fan of selfies. I've taken them for decades," Kim is quoted as saying by Entertainment Tonight. The reality star is not only fond of taking slefies but her new interest is posting pictures of her little daughter North West on her Instagram page. Kim and Kanye are also trying for another baby, according to People. The social media savvy couple told the magazine that they love to spend their free time at home, relaxing and doing nothing at all. In her recent interview with Ryan Seacrest Kim spoke about North's nature of “throwing things” away. The reality star said that her daughter North West flushed Kanye's phone down the toilet sometime back. Kim told Ryan that she tried to put the phone in the “rice bag” but nothing could revive it back.

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