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Kim Kardashian West has proved that she’s really pregnant in the only way she knows how… by posing for a nude selfie.

That’s right – the reality star is aiming to break the internet again and prove to her haters that she’s actually pregnant for the second time.

“First they say I’m too skinny so I have to be faking it…Now they say I’m too big so I have to be faking it…SMH!” she initially complained.

Kim then fired off a series of tweets in an attempt to explain why her pregnant body can look different day-to-day.

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Jurassic World was the number one movie at the US box office for the fourth weekend in a row.

The dinosaur franchise took in $30.9m with a total gross of $558.1m since debuting at the top spot last month.

Inside Out follows in second place with $30.1m, adding to its total gross of $246.1m. Both Jurassic World and Inside Out have occupied the top two spots at the box office in the last weekend.

New releases Terminator: Genisys and Magic Mike XXL could not knock down either top two movies as they came in third and fourth place respectively.

The latest Terminator instalment had $28.7m for the weekend with a total gross of $44.1m for the five-day weekend. Meanwhile, the Channing Tatum sequel took in $11.6m for the weekend with a total gross of $26.6m for the five-day holiday weekend.

Comedy Ted 2 slipped from third place to fifth place with $11m. Its total gross is now $58.3m.

Mad Max: Fury Road landed in sixth place with $6.6m, followed by Spy with $5.5m.

San Andreas, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl and Dope round up the top ten list.

The US weekend box office Top 10 for July 3-5 is as follows:
1. (1) Jurassic World – $30,900,000
2. (2) Inside Out – $30,105,000
3. (-) Terminator: Genisys – $28,700,000
4.(-) Magic Mike XXL – $11,600,000
5. (3) Ted 2 – $11,000,000
6. (4) Max – $6,610,000
7. (5) Spy – $5,500,000
8. (6) San Andreas $3,030,000
9. (-) Me and Earl and the Dying Girl – $1,320,000
10. (7) Dope – $1,098,000

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Tomorrowland has knocked Pitch Perfect 2 off the top of the US box office in a quiet Memorial Day weekend.

The Brad Bird film, which stars George Clooney and Britt Robertson, took $32.1m to claim the top spot as Rebel Wilson’s musical comedy moves down to two with $30.3m, Deadline reports.

Tom Hardy’s Mad Max: Fury Road is at three with $23.8m in its second week, while horror remake Poltergeist is new in at four with $23m.

Elsewhere, Avengers: Age of Ultron is at five with $20.8m, Reese Witherspoon’s Hot Pursuit is at six with $3.4m and Far From The Madding Crowd is at seven with $2.2m.

Furious 7 is at eight with $2.6m and Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 is at nine with $1.7m.

Finally, Home rounds out the top ten with $1.6m.

The US weekend box office Top 10 for May 22-24 is as follows:
1. (-) Tomorrowland – $32,100,000
2. (1) Pitch Perfect 2 – $30,300,000
3. (2) Mad Max: Fury Road – $23,800,000
4. (-) Poltergeist – $23,000,000
5. (3) Avengers: Age of Ultron – $20,800,000
6. (4) Hot Pursuit – $3,400,000
7. (10) Far From The Madding Crowd – $2,200,000
8. (6) Furious 7 – $2,600,000
9. (5) Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 – $1,700,000
10. (7) Home – $1,300,000

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Safe House has topped the US box office with $24 million.

The action film, starring Ryan Reynolds and Denzel Washington, climbs from last week’s second place spot, beating out new releases Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance and This Means War.

The Vow, last week’s box office champion, falls to second place with $23.6 million. The romantic drama, which stars Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams, has so far grossed over $85 million in the US.

The latest Hayao Miyazaki animated feature The Secret World of Arrietty debuts at number nine with $6.4 million, while Liam Neeson’s The Grey holds on to the top ten with $3.03 million.

The US box office top ten in full (studio estimates):
1. (2) Safe House – $24,000,000
2. (1) The Vow – $23,600,000
3. (-) Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance – $22,000,000
4. (3) Journey 2: The Mysterious Island – $20,085,000
5. (-) This Means War – $17,550,000
6. (4) Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace – $7,865,000
7. (5) Chronicle – $7,500,000
8. (6) The Woman in Black – $6,645,000
9. (-) The Secret World of Arrietty – $6,400,000
10. (7) The Grey – $3,032,000