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Perez Hilton pledges a 'Kardashian Kleanse'

By Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Aug 11, 2015

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Are you sick and tired of Kim, Caitlyn, Kris and the rest of the Kardashian clan?

Apparently, so is Perez Hilton.

He's taking a Kardashian break, promising no gossip or "Keeping up with the Kardashians" starting Monday and running all week.

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The site pledges that there will be no Kardashians, Jenners or their boyfriends, husbands or exes. Also there will be no Nori news either.

Hilton isn't the only one tired of the Kardashians. A news anchor walked off a news set this week after having to read one too many Kardashian stories. He apologized online for leaving, saying it was partially in jest, but said he felt better afterward.

Are you going to follow Hilton's lead and say #NoKardashiansForAWeek?

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