Anthony Hopkins pokes fun at Kim Kardashian's new Hannibal-esque Skims face mask
The actor, 87, took to his Instagram on Friday to share a video of himself sporting a head mask, saying, 'Hello Kim, I'm already feeling 10 years younger. Goodbye.'
He then recreated his famous 'fava beans and Chianti' slurping noise, as he widened his eyes and slightly grinned.
'Thank you, Kim. Don't be afraid to come over for dinner,' the Hannibal star captioned the clip, tagging Kardashian, 44, and her clothing brand.
Several fans applauded Hopkins' dark humour, with one commenting, 'Are you having Kim for dinner???'
Another added, 'Great actor with a great sense of humour!'
Others hoped that Kardashian would reply to the cheeky post, saying, 'This is the best publicity you could get @kimkardashian ! lol. You have to reply. This is so epic!'
Reps for the businesswoman weren't immediately available to Page Six for comment.
Earlier this week, Kardashian released her Seamless Sculpt Face Wrap ($88), made with sculpting fabric to shape your jaw.
While some people were intrigued by the contraption, others joked that the Kardashians star designed the wrap 'because we all can't afford face lifts.'
'This is getting weird, how are we normalising this,' another said.
'We're not going to make it, are we? Humans I mean,' a fan quipped.
Kardashian is known for releasing unique products, including her iconic nipple bra last year.
She also dropped butt-enhancing shorts in January and the hip-enchancing shorts in June.
'I love being able to push boundaries and bring humour to our campaigns,' the TV personality said in a press release, saying she loves showing people how to look and feel their best.
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