Kimora Lee Obsessed With Son's Penis??

Written By SueJo @SJ_ent

Kimora Lee 'Obsessed' With Son's Penis

Yep.

That was my reaction when I heard that Kimora Lee was obsessed with his son's penis. I mean, REALLY?! COME ON NOW!

As we all know, Lee is back with another season of 'Life in the Fab Lane' on the Style Network. She is currently the mother of three, who lives in Los Angeles with actor Djimon Hounsou and their young son Kenzo, her daughters Ming and Aoki with ex-husband Russell Simmons.

Now, Lee may have left her clothing company Baby Phat, but don't count her out of the picture just yet as she still has  dozens of other projects and businesses to work on such as the new season, her daughters being "mini moguls" and last, but certainly not least, her obsession with her 1 1/2 year old son's penis, according to PopEater.

Here is the excerpt from the interview via PopEater:

PopEater: Is it weird after two girls suddenly having a boy who pees straight up in the air?

Kimora Lee: Oh my God yes. My husband told me I have to stop talking about his penis, but I'm so obsessed with it because I always wanted a boy. He's always running around saying, "Boobies." He's so rambunctious, and he'll jump over everything. When I'm changing his diaper I'm always calling my husband in and saying, "Look, look at it now." He's like, "Honey put the diaper on, it's normal." And I'm like, "Is it normal that it should be so firm when I'm changing the diaper," and he's like, "Yes, leave the kid alone." It's weird, boys from girls. They don't want to play with dolls. With girls they can sit quietly in a corner and play with dolls or books, and he wants to throw the book or jump off the bed with the doll's head. I realize he has no fear of dying. He wants to jump off everything.

There are no words to even explain that so I'll leave it to you guys...

READ MORE to continue reading the rest of the interview(via PopEater):

PE:Are your girls budding fashion designers?

KL:They're definitely mini moguls and fashionistas. They've been with me on every runway. They've done capsule collections. They cut and sew, and they have sewing machines in their rooms.

PE:So what can we expect this season?

KL:I think this season is going to be the best one yet because there have been a lot of changes in my life in terms of business and my family and I feel to see that all play out on camera is really nice. It's all about new beginnings and upward and onward. I think a lot of people can relate to that, starting over, so to speak. I feel with the recession and this economy, people understand about new beginnings.

PE:So what is different, business-wise?

KL:I started a company over 10 years ago called Baby Phat and just this year I'm no longer with the company. I've moved on, that's a big step in my life.

PE:Why did you leave?

KL:Time to move on. I have KLS Enterprises which has clothing and fragrances and a skin care line I'm starting. It holds everything else that I'm doing.

PE:Who loves you more? The sistas or the gays?

KL:That's a good one. Oh my, growing up, all my life, I got called a fag hag. The gay kids have been really wonderful to me and big supporters of mine. The sistas change over time, their look, their backgrounds, their ethnicities. I see it on Twitter. They're all over the world, in Dubai, in Sweden, everywhere. I don't know it's kind of close. I think that's what fabulousity is all about too, multi-ethnic; it cuts across genders and sexual preferences. I feel like when I go to places I represent the underdog. I was the underdog coming up in fashion. When I developed all my lines, I did it at a time when women were not having a great voice in doing that and certainly not women of color. I'm blessed to be embraced by both groups.