As Scott Disick, the oft-surprising voice of reason (and comic relief) on the series so wisely put it, the show is the center of the entire Kardashian empire. So does that mean they are done with the show? No, not exactly. So for anyone to even want the same thing … people grow and evolve.”īasically, now that they have more to lose, they aren’t as willing to give. “When we first started Keeping Up, all of us were 20 years old, and no kids and no lives, and this was our only job and only careers,” she explained. And he was still on! He was on at what level he was comfortable with. Read her somewhat vague explanation here.) “I’m not going to meet someone and be like, ‘Pause, before we really get to a place, will you be on my show?’ No. But during Thursday’s episode, Kim said her silence was simply an effort to protect her children.Īnd while she was on the topic of discussing her own backlash, Kim addressed complaints that her ex-boyfriend Pete Davidson wasn’t on Season Two enough while they were together. The reality star received her own backlash for not speaking up more, with many saying that her silence was its own form of complicity. Kim seemingly went about her life as if nothing was happening. “I stand together with the Jewish community and call on the terrible violence and hateful rhetoric towards them to come to an immediate end.” But after that, nothing. “Hate speech is never OK or excusable,” Kim wrote on Instagram. If I’m a mess, then my kids will see that.”Įarly on amid West’s controversy, Kim denounced her ex-husband’s words in a two-sentence tweet without even naming him. It’s really, really hurtful and it sucks. She continued: “I am the one being accused for so many things, and being blamed for so many things. I can’t risk an Access Hollywood ‘Coming Up Next’ with their dad mentioned, and they want to watch. “It’s a chain to my whole household: no TV, only Apple TV. “She actually doesn’t know, and that’s what’s so crazy,” she said. Without getting into any details of what Kanye said or did at the time (which was incredibly offensive and damaging to both himself and others), Kim said, “It’s the hardest feeling to watch someone you really loved and have a family with just be so different than who you knew.”Īnd even though their oldest daughter, North, is nine, miraculously, she’s yet to see headlines about West - partly because of Kim’s lengths to keep her from it. I just would never do that to my kids,” she said. “I still feel the need to not talk about it and protect it from my kids, but god, if people knew.
But while she said she’s learned to take a step back, she still tries to hide the truth from their four children - at least for now. Kim said she used to spend hours at a time calling people behind Kanye’s back to try to cover for him, admitting that she’s now at a point where she feels like keeping the rapper from hitting “rock bottom” is no longer her responsibility. Thursday night’s episode of The Kardashians picked up where last week’s left off - with Kim continuing to discuss her relationship with her ex-husband at length for the first time since the rapper made headlines earlier this year following several antisemitic tirades and public meltdowns. She wanted to use her time on podcast host Catt Sadler’s to amplify the voices of her fellow influencer.Kim Kardashian is no longer Kanye West’s keeper. I was blessed enough to be apart of the initiative when my longtime friend Danielle Young asked me to contribute a paragraph about what it’s like to be a Black woman in media.
“Today, I #ShareTheMicNow with I will be listening and I welcome you to do the same,” she captioned a video of her promoting the project,” she wrote. Kourtney announced she would be turning over her platform and encouraged her fans and followers to listen to Bozoma’s message.
Before joining their team as CMO, she worked for Uber and Apple. Saint John is the current chief marketing officer at William Morris Endeavor where she oversees “driving marketing efforts across Endeavor’s growing portfolio, as well as its 160over90 advertising and marketing agency, which works with premium brands including Anheuser Busch InBev, Papa John’s, Marriott, Microsoft, T-Mobile, USAA and Visa,” according to her LinkedIn page.
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