O.J. Simpson Movie and Kim Kardashian’s Moon Landing Claim
Two years before Kim Kardashian was born, her “Uncle O.J.” starred in a film that surprisingly echoes the debunked conspiracy theory she promoted on her reality show. In the late 1970s, O.J. Simpson, a former NFL star from San Francisco, was trying to transition into an entertainment personality with the help of his friend Robert Kardashian, a lawyer and businessman.
Now, in late 2025, one of Simpson’s projects from the 1970s draws a strange parallel to the bizarre theory Kim Kardashian, Robert Kardashian’s daughter, shared on “The Kardashians.”
Kim Kardashian’s Doubts About the Moon Landing
On a recent episode of “The Kardashians,” Kim expressed disbelief in the 1969 moon landing, as covered by People magazine. She tries to convince actress Sarah Paulson, her co-star in the TV series “All’s Fair,” that the Apollo 11 mission might have been faked.
“I’ve seen a few videos (of) Buzz Aldrin talking about how it didn’t happen. He says it all the time now, in interviews,” Kardashian claims.
However, Buzz Aldrin has never stated that the moon landing was faked, as confirmed by FullFact.org.
Context on O.J. Simpson’s Career Shift
- In the 1970s, O.J. Simpson aimed to become a popular TV personality.
- Robert Kardashian helped him navigate this transition.
- This connection adds an intriguing angle to Kim Kardashian’s conspiracy theory claims.
Summary
O.J. Simpson's 1970s entertainment ventures oddly reflect the unfounded conspiracy theories Kim Kardashian now discusses publicly, highlighting the family’s ongoing impact on pop culture.