Kim Kardashian Makes A Splash While Wakeboarding

Kim Kardashian has got our attention as she embarks on an aquatic adventure, signifying how she rolls!

The mother-of-four is a woman of many talents — a successful businesswoman, a fashion icon, and a reality TV star. But is she also a water gliding expert? Her latest post answered the question daringly, leaving spectators in awe.

In a clip set to Ciara's newest single featuring Chris Brown, "How We Roll," the actress stood precariously on the water board as she traveled through the water. Holding the rope tightly as the boat sped along, the "KUWTK" star playfully set one hand free to reach into her zipped-up life jacket to pull out a bottle of 818 tequila — her younger sister Kendall Jenner's alcoholic brand. 

The "American Horror Story" star, known not to drink alcohol, acted like she took a shot from the bottle but tipped it away from her lips. Finding the situation funny, she giggled, but that small action might have upset her balance, mainly because there was nowhere to place the tequila down.

This left the laughing star hanging on with one hand, which ultimately caused her to fall into the water. In a humorous twist, with the camera still focused on where she was submerged, Kardashian popped out of the water, still holding the 818 bottle up with a triumphant look.

The post, captioned, "Save the @drink818 at all costs! @kendalljenner 😂," was liked over 500,000 times by fans, who used it as an opportunity to remind her of the time she lost her diamond earrings in the ocean. "Alright, Kim, don't lose any jewelry in the ocean this time. 😂😂," one user cheekily penned while another quipped, "Kim, remember to take your earrings out! Lol." 

A third fan called her the "coolest sister ✨🏄‍♀️," and a fourth gushed, "HANDS DOWN THE BEST ADVERTISING EVER!!!! This is amazing! 👏👏👏👏👏." At the same time, one netizen felt that the 42-year-old "deserves a nice check from lil sissy" for advertising Jenner's 818 tequila. 

When did Jenner release her brand of alcohol, you might ask? The model was introduced two years ago, and since then, it has become a global sensation, reportedly moving over 130,000 cases a mere seven months in. Even though it was branded the "best-selling new tequila of 2021," Jenner initially faced considerable backlash from critics. 

If you do not know, the tequila takes its name from her hometown's area code, 818, paying tribute to her upbringing in Calabasas in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles. Before its official launch, it was submitted to contests anonymously and emerged victorious.

They also joined forces with Saving Agave for Culture, Recreation, Education, and Development (S.A.C.R.E.D.) to target the reduction of agave waste in Mexico. In addition to upholding a commitment to an eco-friendly business model, they also welcomed a new addition, Eight Reserve. 

Although this would not be the star's first foray into the film industry, her performance in this project got fans excited. Taking to social media, the business mogul's fanbase complimented her on what they believed was her impressive acting skill.

The entrepreneur takes on the role of Siobhan Corbyn, a sharp-witted publicist in the 11th season of "AHS," whose initial dialogue is being hailed as an instant classic. In addition to adoring "The Kardashians" star's rendition of Siobhan, fans noticed parallels between the character and the Kardashian-Jenner family matriarch, Kris Jenner. 

On the X platform, enthusiasts expressed surprise at her dedication to the role, like this user who wrote, "Dare I say, Kim was not bad. She delivered her lines pretty cleanly. She gave the character some life and wasn't as monotone as we're used to seeing her. Kudos" 

A second fan stated, "New [AHS] looks to be slightly scary and have a lot of potential + Kim surprised me. Her acting is decent."

At the same time, an "AHS" account praised: "Kim Kardashian did her thing. She had the odds stacked against her, but she was giving actress." A triumphant supporter also cheered, "KIM IS DOING GOOD. yall are eating y'all words."