Khloe Kardashian turned 40 in a big way, celebrating with rappers, pole dancers and her family and friends.
The reality star celebrated the big 4-0 in denim and diamonds with a themed bash Saturday night, inspired by superstar Dolly Parton’s Dollywood.
The biggest surprise of the night was the entertainment.
In a clip shared on her social media page, Kim Kardashian revealed, her sister ‘had no idea @snoopdogg was coming, so this made her whole night.’
She enjoyed jumping around and rapping along with MTV Music Award winner, who took the stage.
During his performance Snoop shouted ‘happy birthday Khloe’ from the stage, while pole dancers performed their acrobatics in the background.
The music icon was joined by Kurupt, who sashayed into the spotlight wearing a red and black Western style shirt, complete with jeans and boots. The Who Ride Wit Us artist made sure to wear his black cowboy hat and a large silver belt buckle.
Warren G joined the fun wearing all black, including a long sleeve Western shirt with silver embroidery, a leather jacket and his own Stetson.
When all three rappers performed Snoop’s hit Aint No Fun, Khloe shouted into a nearby camera ‘I’m dying’ as she and many of her guests joined in reciting the lyrics word for word.
When it take time to present the huge wedding style cake, which was propped up on a stand made from boxes of Dolly Parton inspired Duncan Hines cake mixes, Khloe jumped up on stage in her denim Daisy Dukes and chaps outfit and bounced to the beat.
Mom Kris Jenner, 68, looked rather demure in her denim suit with a black top, but the family matriarch showed she could party with the best of them, grabbing a money gun and shooting dollar bills into the crowd, while Snoop did the same.
Kourtney Kardashian, 45, and husband Travis Barker, 48, joined the fun wearing coordinated denim looks.
The Lemme founder wore a long button down shirt as a dress with black stockings. Her appeared to be shaved on the sides and was brushed back in a sort of long mullet.
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Source: New York Post
