Kim Kardashian, You Cannot Be Sophia Loren

Kim as Sophia Loren.

Kim Kardashian, the most desperate star of E!'s Keeping Up With The Kardashians thinks she can be a good imitation of the timeless screen diva Sophia Loren. But she cannot match Sophia Loren in brains and looks. In fact she does not even look like the first actress to win an Academy Award for a non-English-speaking performance for her role in Two Women. Sophia was prettier and sexier in her 30s compared to Kim. And of course, Kim cannot be a great actress on the silver screen, except in a porn.

Sophia Loren.

Kim Kardashian today.

Sophia Loren in her younger years.

I would rather date Sophia even now that she is 77 than date Kim, because there is more dignity and nobility in dating Italy's most decorated actress. Sophia has class and poise.


Sophia Loren was married to the same man Carlo Ponti for 50 years, from 17 September 1957 until her husband died on 10 January 2007.

When asked in a November 2009 interview if she is ever likely to marry again, Loren replied "No, never again. It would be impossible to love anyone else.

Kim has married twice or more, including the infamous 72 days marriage to NBA player Kris Humphries of the New Jersey Nets. And it is difficult to count all the men she has dated.

Many people joke that Kim Kardashian's love life is like an open book with numerous documented relationships, including Reggie Bush, Ray J, Kris Humphries and now Kanye West. However, a new tell-all penned by Kim's childhood nanny reveals one shocking secret. John Basedow has the story. ~ By Orikinla Osinachi

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