Here are some photos of Kim Kardashian at the London premiere of All’s Fair. Her dress is Dilara Findikoglu, and it’s one of the better looks she’s worn to promote this show. All’s Fair airs on Disney+/Hulu, and the Kardashians have a big deal with Hulu, so that should answer your questions about why Kim is front-and-center in the promotion and show. Granted, I think Ryan Murphy enjoys Kim, and Kim seems to enjoy her forays into acting. Whatever! Speaking of Hulu, on this week’s episode of Hulu’s The Kardashians, Kim once again addressed where things stand with her most recent ex-husband, Kanye West. She confirmed something I’ve long suspected, which is that Kanye actually doesn’t give a sh-t about his children, especially the three younger kids.
Kim Kardashian is not holding back as she reflects on her seven-year marriage to Kanye West. On the season 7 premiere of The Kardashians, the 45-year-old was in between takes on the set of All’s Fair — the Ryan Murphy series she’s leading alongside Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts and Niecy Nash-Betts — when she got candid about her relationship with her ex, with whom she shares four kids.
“I haven’t had psoriasis since I got divorced, and it just started coming back,” she revealed, as she said she recently felt “pretty tested” by West, whom she married in 2014 and divorced in 2021. “I mean, I have psoriasis again,” she said by way of proving how she’s doing. “I felt more stressed, probably just because I had to super, super protect what I had to protect.”
In a confessional, the mom of four was asked what’s “going through her mind” when she sees erratic behavior from West. “My poor kids,” she said. “Everyone around can handle it, but like, protect my babies. They’re gonna know things. They’re gonna grow up, they’re gonna see. So my job as a mom is to just make sure that — at a time when that behavior is happening — is just to make sure that they’re protected.”
Reflecting on her relationship with the rapper, 48, and her decision to divorce him, Kim admitted she “always felt like I had a bit of Stockholm syndrome” with West.
“I always felt really bad and always protected and always wanted to help [him],” she said, revealing she would think to herself, “I should’ve stuck it out” or “I could’ve helped,” but “this was the first time I didn’t feel that responsibility personally.”
“It is so f—— sad,” she added of where things stand between them. During the episode, Kim also shut down the narrative that she has the “luxury of walking away and not dealing [with him] ever again.”
“That’s not my reality. This person — we have 4 kids together. It’s very confusing, because it’ll be all this talk on the internet of like, ‘I’m keeping the kids.’ He’s never once called and asked [to see them]. But then I’ll wake up, and it’s on Twitter that I’m keeping the kids. When it’s not true and not rational, I just have to … I can’t engage all the time. It’s a divorce — not a kidnapping.”
I always believed that Kim would have been well within her rights to demand full custody. But Kim also knows what Kanye is like, and that at some point after their divorce, he would simply lose interest in the kids. It’s really sad, but I think it’s for the best. Sure, the kids have to grow up hearing about all of the bonkers sh-t Kanye says and does. But hey, at least they aren’t getting a live performance anymore. As for Kim’s feelings of guilt… it’s true that she could have “helped” but her help had also become enabling, and it was affecting her health too. I’ve never blamed her for divorcing him.
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