Kim Kardashian didn't know she'd be Vogue's cover star

Because Kim and Kanye's April Vogue cover isn't getting enough attention, Kim Kardashian was on Late Night with Seth Meyers last night to discuss the issue.
In the interview, Kardashian claimed she had no idea that Annie Leibovitz's photo shoot of her and Kanye would provide the magazine's cover. She went on to reveal a number of behind-the-scenes tidbits about the shoot, including the fact that North peed on Kanye while Leibovitz shot the shirtless photo of him holding her.
Kardashian also explained, in great detail, the magazine's level of secrecy about the photos, claiming her own family was unaware that she would be in the magazine. As it turns out, not even the Kardashians can keep up with the Kardashians.
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