Hey Kim well of course im going to watch teh season finalie but right now theres the self defence on ritght now and it goes until the season finaly.. you are the best for helping people in need in new Orlends and if i cant spell sorry im only 13 i cant spell so good. but your an amazing person for doing that but you already amazing so thats double .. ahaha anyways i hope there a 3rd season cause i just cant get enough well love you =]<3 YOUR #1 Fan for sure Donna <3

do u think you're black???? or u jus wanna be?????????????

Hey Kim, I just wanted to let you know that I am of Hawaiian & Korean descent and with the recent devestations in other areas on top of Katrinas wrath there has been a shortage of rice, and I need my rice. anyway, i just purchased 2 items of Laura Merciers' and I returned them and donated $140 of that plus $300 to assist in the 'cause' and I feel so much better about myself and am filled with so much hope that the message will be passed and others will do what they can from 1$ or more. We take our live for granted and really need to think deeper about our involvement. Anyway, I've not ever spent my well earned money like this on makeup since you, and now I believe its time for me to grow up and be myself and not some self promoted video vixen... I was born beautiful and I've always been thankful but I've never accepted compensation for relation to prostitution of myself.

THATS sad ...and its so amazing what u guys are doing with this people... that make me admire u even more ..

I cant see the season finale cause E latino just present season 1... BUT I saw a parte in eonline.com ..

I dont want u finish the show

I love it

All I can say is..... thank you for helping us people in new orleans. At least someone cares!

Hey Kim!
i think that its great that you and your family went to New Orleans. by the preview of the episode it looks like you guys help out a family which is really good because i know there are still lots of families that still don't have homes and lots of people look up to you and hopefully people will remember that New Orleans still needs help. i saw Reggie on Ellen and i love how he is helping out and donating SO much. you guys have big hearts don't ever change that.
<33333 YOUR #1 FAN

Thanks kim and family for everthing you guy's stand for i really do appreaciate good people, But we need more role model's like you and your family people forget where they come from and it's sad but thank you for your endeavor's in life you guy's shine.

God Bless you forever!

I really appreciate y'all checking out the damage that still remains in New Orleans. Most of my family lived/lives out there and lost everything. Luckily, everyone survived. Almost all of my relatives were fortunate enough to rebuild and return to N.O. East, all the way to Claiborne Ave. It's good to see those who weren't affected by the storm learning more about what happened and helping out. Y'all are truly awesome and great people!

it is nice to see that you are not forgetting about those in need and that u guys gave a hand and made a difference. mag God bless u and ur family enormously for what u guys did! I'm sure all of America appreciates a little help.
Remember: stay humble....!! Love ya

Hey Kim,
I just wanted to say that you guys going to New Orleans and helping out is such a great thing to do. There are so many celebrities out there who could be lending a helping hand, because they are able to do so, that do not even bother. I really commend you for that. It just goes to show how great you and your family are. I truly hope you do not get upset by some of the nasty and horrible comments that some people write on here, because no matter what they say, you seem to be a great person. Keep up the great work!
<3 Your Biggest Fan
Jersey Girl

Yes ,You did an Amazing thing down here in New Orleans. So many families STILL need help surviving. Esp in the Lakefront area, Gentilly, Lake Forest, & N O East areas. Katrina did a number on many. But its nice to see someone come along and put a smile on their faces , like you have. I am so glad your with Reggie. New Orleans needs more faces like Angele and Brad. Now we have Kim and Reggie. Keep up the good work Kim!! Love You

Yes ,You did an Amazing thing down here in New Orleans. So many families STILL need help surviving. Esp in the Lakefront area, Gentilly, Lake Forest, & N O East areas. Katrina did a number on many. But its nice to see someone come along and put a smile on their faces , like you have. I am so glad your with Reggie. New Orleans needs more faces like Angele and Brad. Now we have Kim and Reggie. Keep up the good work Kim!! Love You

Yes ,You did an Amazing thing down here in New Orleans. So many families STILL need help surviving. Esp in the Lakefront area, Gentilly, Lake Forest, & N O East areas. Katrina did a number on many. But its nice to see someone come along and put a smile on their faces , like you have. I am so glad your with Reggie. New Orleans needs more faces like Angele and Brad. Now we have Kim and Reggie. Keep up the good work Kim!! Love You

Just few hours ago i had no idea about who you are, the tv was on and i saw your show its was about your visit to new orleans, just wanted to say that what you did was a great thing and should be an example to other young people... also i`ve got a question. the only reason why i kept watching the show was your surname, it sounded armenian. do you guys speak any armenian?

hey kim, i think you did a wonderful job of helping out!

Those are very disturbing pictures. I don't understand why the damage is left as is without any repairs and clean-up. Is it because the homeowners didn't have insurance and now it's a total loss? I'd think hurricane and flood insurance would be required in that region, so what is going on? I don't understand, it's very bizarre. If people have abandoned the homes, why doesn't the state raze everything down and build from new? Is it going to turn into a torn up ghost town? Strange yet sad.

Those are very disturbing pictures. I don't understand why the damage is left as is without any repairs and clean-up. Is it because the homeowners didn't have insurance and now it's a total loss? I'd think hurricane and flood insurance would be required in that region, so what is going on? I don't understand, it's very bizarre. If people have abandoned the homes, why doesn't the state raze everything down and build from new? Is it going to turn into a torn up ghost town? Strange yet sad.

I recently went to New Orleans as a school trip and we went to go help clean up a neighborhood that was affected by Katrina. Most of us were sad for what happened and we knew that this is what we needed to do to help change the world and environment.

I recently went to New Orleans as a school trip and we went to go help clean up a neighborhood that was affected by Katrina. Most of us were sad for what happened and we knew that this is what we needed to do to help change the world and environment.