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It seemed Kim Kardashian was just going to laugh off her ordeal after being pelted with flour earlier this week.
But the reality television personality has had a change of heart, and wants to make sure her assailant gets her just deserts by pressing charges against the anti-fur campaigner.
According to TMZ, she does want the mystery woman who covered her in the baking product at a Hollywood red carpet event on Thursday to avoid punishment, and thinks she should be her accountable for her actions.
After she returned to the event Kim laughed off the ordeal and even made a joke in light of the incident.
'That probably is the craziest, unexpected, weird thing that ever happened to me,' she told E! Online.
'Like I said to my make-up artist, I wanted more powder and that's a whole lot of translucent powder right there.'
Kim had earlier arrived dressed-to-the-nines, wearing a black blazer, leather trousers and a bright blue blouse, but within minutes she looked more like a dowdy housewife after a kitchen mishap.
Her whole back and shiny hair was covered in the substance, which was later determined as cooking flour.
The attack may have quite possibly have come from a protester opposing Kim's love affair with fur.
Animal rights group PETA today denied it was behind the assault - despite the organisation's public campaign against Kim's love of fur clothing.
However, a spokesman noted that whoever did throw the flour may managed to send a message out to the reality star.
A spokesman told TMZ: 'PETA has tried everything from polite letters to public protests, but Kim Kardashian has not been moved by the news that animals are beaten, electrocuted, and even skinned alive for real fur garments.
In November Kim was the target of a PETA campaign, posting a billboard in Los Angeles that featured a photo of the curvy star wearing a fur-trimmed jacket.
A picture of two foxes was included, along with the caption: 'Kim: These babies miss their mother. Is she on your back?'
Kim today defended wearing fur as a 'personal decision,' telling TMZ: 'What I choose to do in my personal life I think is a personal choice.
The reality show star also told TMZ why she was not going to press charges against the assailant, joking: 'Don’t I have one two many lawsuits going on?'
The reality show star received support from her family, including her mother Kris Jenner who wrote on her blog: 'I am so proud of my daughter for handling this situation so professionally and with such poise!'
'Kim wasn’t phased (sic) by the attack and simply walked away from the red carpet, brushed herself off and headed right back out!!'
It seemed Kim Kardashian was just going to laugh off her ordeal after being pelted with flour earlier this week.
But the reality television personality has had a change of heart, and wants to make sure her assailant gets her just deserts by pressing charges against the anti-fur campaigner.
According to TMZ, she does want the mystery woman who covered her in the baking product at a Hollywood red carpet event on Thursday to avoid punishment, and thinks she should be her accountable for her actions.
Incarcerated: The woman who allegedly threw the white powder on Kim was arrested and taken away by police ;
After she returned to the event Kim laughed off the ordeal and even made a joke in light of the incident.
'That probably is the craziest, unexpected, weird thing that ever happened to me,' she told E! Online.
'Like I said to my make-up artist, I wanted more powder and that's a whole lot of translucent powder right there.'
Kim had earlier arrived dressed-to-the-nines, wearing a black blazer, leather trousers and a bright blue blouse, but within minutes she looked more like a dowdy housewife after a kitchen mishap.
Walk of shame: TMZ reports that after the attack, Kim was ushered into a private room where she removed her doused jacket and cleaned up her brunette locks;
Her whole back and shiny hair was covered in the substance, which was later determined as cooking flour.
The attack may have quite possibly have come from a protester opposing Kim's love affair with fur.
Animal rights group PETA today denied it was behind the assault - despite the organisation's public campaign against Kim's love of fur clothing.
Shock horror: A publicist on the red-carpet gasps in shock as Kim's whole back and head is covered with the powdery substance;
Moments before the ambush: Kim arrived at the event looking stunning wearing a black blazer, leather trousers and a bright blue blouse;
However, a spokesman noted that whoever did throw the flour may managed to send a message out to the reality star.
A spokesman told TMZ: 'PETA has tried everything from polite letters to public protests, but Kim Kardashian has not been moved by the news that animals are beaten, electrocuted, and even skinned alive for real fur garments.
'Whoever threw that flour may reach her when our polite appeals did not.'
Helping hand: Kim was escorted off the red-carpet by a security guard;
Calm before the storm: Moments before the assailant launched their attack, Kim was blissfully unaware of what was to come, happily posing for pictures and doing interviews with the press;
Doing what she does best: Kim posed and smiled for the plethora of cameras on hand at the event
In November Kim was the target of a PETA campaign, posting a billboard in Los Angeles that featured a photo of the curvy star wearing a fur-trimmed jacket.
A picture of two foxes was included, along with the caption: 'Kim: These babies miss their mother. Is she on your back?'
Kim today defended wearing fur as a 'personal decision,' telling TMZ: 'What I choose to do in my personal life I think is a personal choice.
Support: Kim was accompanied to the event by her mother Kris Jenner;
She added: 'We don't use real fur in our clothing lines anymore.'
She went on to thank her security team and said she would be 'stepping up' her protective detail for future events after labelling the flour assassin a 'bully.'
'Whatever your beliefs are, to do something in a violent way, to do something that's illegal, it's not okay and it's bullying,' she said. 'I don't promote that. You just have to laugh it off.'
She went on to thank her security team and said she would be 'stepping up' her protective detail for future events after labelling the flour assassin a 'bully.'
'Whatever your beliefs are, to do something in a violent way, to do something that's illegal, it's not okay and it's bullying,' she said. 'I don't promote that. You just have to laugh it off.'
Immaculate: Kim's make-up and brunette locks were groomed to perfection before she got hit;
Jovial: Kim was having a ball on the red-carpet prior to the ordeal joking around with photographers
The reality show star also told TMZ why she was not going to press charges against the assailant, joking: 'Don’t I have one two many lawsuits going on?'
The reality show star received support from her family, including her mother Kris Jenner who wrote on her blog: 'I am so proud of my daughter for handling this situation so professionally and with such poise!'
'Kim wasn’t phased (sic) by the attack and simply walked away from the red carpet, brushed herself off and headed right back out!!'
The aftermath: White powder can be seen covering the red-carpet following the ordeal;
Cleaning up the mess: A hotel worker was seen vacuuming up the flour as the red-carpet cleared;
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