Kylie Jenner's Favourite Show To Binge Watch Has Has A Major Connection To Canada
She told fans that she's been binge-watching the show on Twitter.
Like everyone else on the internet, I am obsessed when it comes to all things Kardashian-Jenner related. So the recent news that Kylie Jenner's favourite show is based on a novel written by Canadian author Margaret Atwood had me feeling like my worlds were colliding.
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That's right! Kylie Jenner recently revealed that the show she cannot stop binge-watching is none other than The Handmaid's Tale, inspired by Atwood's book from 1985.
handmaids tale https://t.co/GtwHYC9ILC
— Kylie Jenner (@KylieJenner) July 6, 2018
While it's not surprising that Jenner loves the show (it has 95% on Rotten Tomatoes and 8.6/10 on IMDb), she is so committed to it that she's even been featuring it in her Instagram stories.
Some fans have actually been freaking out because she posted a portrait from season two that gave some major spoilers!
What is Kylie Jenner trying to tell us by Instagramming this creepy portrait from the Handmaid’s Tale? pic.twitter.com/Uev1r0HRRv
— Emilia Petrarca (@EmiliaPetrarca) July 10, 2018
Wow If you're only a couple episodes into a Handmaid's Tale don't watch Kylie's story 😒
— LEGNZ (@lalaureneliz) July 10, 2018
Jenner actually attended the season two finale on Monday night friend Anastasia Karanikolaou. That means the new mom was already re-binging the second season today after the finale!
Not only is the show written by a Canadian, the series actually films in Ontario too. They've been spotted in Toronto previously, but also shoot in Hamilton, Cambridge and Vaughan!
LOOK @JonathanJoly @AnnaSaccone they’ve started filming The HandMaids Tale again!! Get ready for the new season #cambridgeontario #canada #HandmaidsTale pic.twitter.com/muiVEKDdt2
— Christine Martz (@ChrissyMartzy) April 10, 2018
The Handmaiden's Tale is set in a dystopia where fertility is becoming diminished, so fertile women, known as handmaids, are bearing children for elites in society. Of course, the storyline is much more complex than described above, but it's so good that you must watch it on your own time!
Don't believe me? The series won eight Emmy's in 2017 and two Golden Globes in 2018.
It's cool to see the most famous family in the world right now enjoying something that was originally created by a Canadian! Jenner's sister Khloe Kardashian also recently gave a Winnipeg bakery love after getting customized cookies of True Thompson.
Source: eTalk