Kim Kardashian's new Kimoji app is a 'buggy, money grabbing, waste of time'

Reality TV Star Kim Kardashian launched a new emoji app this week, and it hasn't gone down well

 

KIM KARDASHIAN has launched a new iPhone app – Kimoji – which stormed to the top of the iTunes App Store charts but has been bombarded by damning one-star reviews.

 

Reality star Kim Kardashian – who can be blocked from your computer with this handy internet browser add-on – has launched a new iOS app.

Dubbed Kimoji, the £1.49 keyboard replacement for iPhone users bundles a slew of new custom icons for instant messaging, including the US star with blonde hair, painting her nails and crying.

Fans rushed to download the iOS app – sending it rocketing up the iTunes App Charts.

But after the initial flurry of excitement around the third-party keyboard, which works in iMessage, WhatsApp, Apple Mail and more, iPhone fans slammed Kimoji in the reviews.

At time of writing, the Kardashians' latest app holds an abyssal one-and-a-half star rating on the Apple App Store.

 

The £1.49 keyboard replacement for iPhone users has been bombarded with bad reviews

 

Fans slammed the "buggy" software, with one customer branding the £1.49 iOS keyboard replacement, "s***" and a "total ripoff".

The damning reviews complain about glitches in the unreliable app, with some noting "I like the concept but the execution is poor.

"It basically provides pictures. Hopefully later edits will provide a product that integrates seamlessly.

"Also stops working after the posting of one Kimoji." (sic)

 

The majority of the iOS reviews range from bad to terrible

 

"I LOVE the Kardashians and everything about them," another adds "but I am both shocked and appalled at the fact I've been charge £1.50 for an app that doesn't even work!

"Don't bother wasting you money. Load of c***." (sic)

"Give me my money back" one reviewer blasted.

 

Kim Kardashian West has not addressed the criticisms of the app, tweeting "WOW!!! Thank you so much everyone who downloaded my new KIMOJI app!"

The US reality television star tweeted about issues on the iOS App Store, with some fans left unable to find or download the Kimoji app following its launch last night.

"My Kimoji app will be up and running again soon! They are also working on fixing the search so u can easily find it!," she posted.

  

Fans are blasting the £1.49 Kimoji app on the iTunes Store