O.J. Simpson Movie Echoes Kim Kardashian’s Moon Landing Doubt
Before Kim Kardashian's birth, her “Uncle O.J.” starred in a film that strangely mirrors the conspiracy theory she recently promoted on their reality TV show. In the late 1970s, O.J. Simpson, then transitioning from NFL fame, was attempting to become a popular entertainment figure with help from his friend Robert Kardashian, a lawyer and businessman.
Fast forward to late 2025, and one of Simpson's movies from that era oddly reflects the bizarre theory Kim Kardashian, Robert Kardashian's daughter, shared on “The Kardashians.” In a recent episode, Kim expressed her disbelief that the 1969 moon landing actually occurred, as reported by People.
“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 insisted, trying to persuade Sarah Paulson, her co-star from the new series All’s Fair.
However, Buzz Aldrin never claimed the moon landing was staged, according to FullFact.org.
Background on O.J. Simpson’s Career Shift
- Late 1970s: Simpson shifted from NFL stardom to becoming a Hertz spokesperson, sports analyst, and entertainer.
- Robert Kardashian played a key role in supporting O.J.'s entertainment ambitions.
Kim Kardashian’s Controversial Claim
- Kim expressed doubt about the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing on “The Kardashians.”
- She cited alleged statements by astronaut Buzz Aldrin as evidence.
- FullFact.org confirms Aldrin never denied the moon landing.
Author’s summary: Kim Kardashian’s moon landing disbelief echoes a past pop culture moment linked to O.J. Simpson’s late-70s media ventures, blending family legacy with modern conspiracy theories.