Kim Kardashian recently wrote a letter to her future self for Glamour magazine. The letter, intended to be opened in 2025, discussed her well wishes for her Kardashian-Jenner family, a few questions, and some warnings for a 44-year-old Kim.
Now, talk show hosts and comedians Jimmy Kimmel and James Corden are taking inspiration from Mrs. Kanye West and penning letters to their future selves too.
Corden admitted on Wednesday that he had already written a letter in 2005 for his future self in 2015. James introduced his segment on "The Late Late Show" saying, "Great minds think alike because ten years ago, I wrote a letter just like this to myself.
He then added, "And amazingly, today is the day I'm meant to open it. I hope you don't mind, if it's okay with you, I'd like to take a moment just to read the letter that I wrote to myself in 2005."
The letter included hilarious expectations like, "I'm sure by now you've revealed to the world that you're Banksy. What a relief." The letter goes on to say, "Anyway, just got back from America. It's a nice place to visit, but I won't want to live there."
It continued, "I'm also sure that O-Town is now the biggest band in the world, and you are its lead singer, or at the very least, you're the next Ricky Martin."
Watch more of James Corden's hilarious and ironic thoughts to himself in the video below.
Then there's Jimmy Kimmel. Similar to Kim Kardashian, the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host wrote a letter to himself that's supposed to be read in 2025. Interestingly, Jimmy totally copied the "Keeping Up With The Kardashian" star's set up - complete with matching laptop cases - for his video letter.
It started off with Kimmel writing, "I hope you are still #blessed as well as Snapchat grateful." Jimmy's parody is definitely a cop out of Kardashian West's - it had photos of each family member as he wrote brief captions for each.
He even asked numerous questions to himself, "Am I still hosting my show? Am I finally gay? Did my Latisse treatments work? What's the new kale? Is it parsley?"
To which the comedian added, "You know what, don't tell me. I want it to be a surprise. I bet it's romaine lettuce."
Watch more of Jimmy Kimmel's equally hysterical video letter below.
