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Fancy having lunch with Kim Kardashian West and her famous sisters?
Well now could be your chance.
The reality TV star offers fans the opportunity to join a family dinner as part of Challenge all inclusive, which supports American charities during the coronavirus pandemic.
In a video shared on social media, Kardashian West revealed that a fan will win lunch with the family during the filming of the upcoming season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, when the shutdown measures have been lifted.
“The money raised here will help feed the hungry during this time of crisis,” he said. “We are all in this together.”
In the description on her All-In Challenge page, she says the winner will be able to “discuss motherhood, fashion, beauty and children with the famous sisters while dining on some of their signature salads.”
Kardashian West didn’t give exact details of the guest list, but presumably the winning fan will be able to have lunch with Kim, Khloe, Kourtney and possibly even Kylie and Kendall Jenner.
To stand a chance, applicants must make a donation to the All-In Challenge, which is raising money for American charities Meals On Wheels, No Kid Hungry, and America’s Food Fund throughout the COVID-19 outbreak.
By taking part in the challenge, Kardashian West joins stars like Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro, who offer a supporting role in their upcoming film Killers Of The Flower Moon, and musicians Drake and Justin Bieber.
One Friends fan to visit cast for highly anticipated reunion special
For Friends fans, the cast offers the opportunity to Visit the filming of the highly anticipated special meeting in Los Angeles, as well as a VIP tour of Warner Bros. Studios.
Sharing the news, Jennifer Aniston He wrote: “I can’t wait to meet and hug you when this is all over.
“Until then, keep Facetiming, call, text, and text your friends and family. We have to be connected.”
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It’s been 15 years since the much-loved sitcom ended, during which time there has been much speculation about a possible reunion.
While it is not a reboot, this “special without hyphen” He promises fans: “They will be able to see us together again for the first time in a long time, as we remember the show and celebrate all the fun we had.”
The All-In Challenge was created by co-owner of the Philadelphia 76ers basketball team, Michael Rubin, and those who donated to the fund entered a prize draw for a chance to win a money experience that cannot be bought.
So far it has raised over $ 21 million (£ 16.9 million).
