Grace Jones isn't afraid to tell people what's on her mind. With the recent release of her autobiography, the model/artist took shoots at everyone from Beyoncé, to Nicki Minaj, to Lady Gaga, claiming that they jacked her style and aesthetic. Her latest target is Kim Kardashian, who Jones simply calls "basic."
But unlike the other hate that Kardashian receives on a daily basis, Jones' critique has a personal connection—one that has to do with Kardashian's now-legendary "Break the Internet" cover for Paper magazine.
Jones has a child with Jean-Paul Goude, the photographer behind the infamous cover. The fact that Goude decided to rework his 1976 classic—which originally featured Jones—with Kardashian has left the model with a bad taste in her mouth. Jones writes in her autobiography:
While Goude admitted to Jones that Kardashian would have likely copied the idea with, or without his involvement, Jones believes he might have done the shoot to "wind [her] up a little as well."
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