Kourtney Kardashian Launches Colostrum Supplements with Kim in New Ad
Kourtney Kardashian revealed her latest wellness launch in an interview with The Post, unveiling a new colostrum-based line under her Lemme brand that promotes both beauty and digestive health. The products are inspired by the natural benefits of human breast milk.
New Lemme Products
- Lemme Colostrum Gummies – priced at $30, these gummies combine colostrum with vitamin D3.
- Lemme Colostrum Liquid – priced at $25, a sugar-free liposomal creamer containing colostrum, lactoferrin, immunoglobulins, MCT oil, and vitamin E.
The new line will be available on the brand’s official website starting Thursday, November.
Playful Campaign with Kim Kardashian
For the campaign, Kourtney teamed up with her sister Kim Kardashian, who appears as a lawyer playfully “suing” her sibling for not sharing the product before its release. The ad humorously captures their sisterly chemistry while highlighting the product’s launch.
“I’ve taken colostrum for years because it’s amazing for gut and immune health, but I wanted to make it easier for everyone to enjoy. Some people love the simplicity of a gummy, while others want to add it to their matcha or coffee, so we created both.”
The promo video suggests that Kourtney may have been keeping the new product from Kim until now, adding a fun twist to the campaign’s storyline.
Author’s Summary
Kourtney Kardashian introduces colostrum-infused supplements promoting gut and skin wellness, featuring sister Kim in a humorous legal-themed ad campaign.
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