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, Sweet Baby Inc. co-founder and CEO – Kim Belair – has somehow stirred up even more controversy. Known for pushing DEI narratives in gaming, Belair has now admitted, in a six-year-old podcast interview, to a rather unique fascination: the Nintendo character Bowser and antelope, specifically the kudu… Because they… uhh, well.. according to Kim, have “thick, girthy necks and very beautiful handsome faces.”
In an industry striving to balance creativity with accountability, Kim Belair and Sweet Baby Inc. might soon find that the court of public opinion is far, far less forgiving than the
Sweet Baby Inc. CEO Kim Belair continued to trot out the victim card while also attempting to deny that her company’s end goal is to change the video game industry.
[…] His game could fail for all I know and rest assured that I don’t know their development team nor have any connection to it, I just randomly found his interview and took an interest because I live in New York. Now, please compare his research and writing process to that of SBI’s CEO Kim Belair: […]
Sweet Baby Inc. CEO Kim Belair Denies Her Company’s Goal Is To Change Industry
