I’ve been managing it the best way that I know how because I want my kids to see a healthy dad.” Is it safe? Is it dangerous? I just don’t know what to do. “Because then I’m embarrassed if people are going to say something at a game or a function. It’s the one thing that gives me anxiety,” Kardashian explains. “It’s just hard for me to figure out - if they don’t know anything, why wouldn’t dad come over for dinner? Why isn’t dad at my things? That kills me. “I am just in protection mode of my kids, and just try to hide everything,” she says. In the episode, Kardashian says that she is the parent who is with the children every day. Kardashian and West were married from 2014 to 2022. “People have probably wanted to cancel him for a while and he’s always said, ‘I’m not cancellable.’ … And now, this is probably just the last thing.” “You’re such a good person and that’s why you feel like this and that’s why your heart is breaking for him,” Khloé says. Khloé consoles her sister, telling her that her tears and emotions are to be expected. “Your instinct wants to be like, ‘Wow, I can never talk to this person again,’ but then you think of your babies. “I’m so angry, but I’m also so sad,” Kim adds. What you did had nothing to do with what’s happening right now.” “Sometimes our silence speaks louder, and what you did was not wrong. “He had so many opportunities to retract what he said and he would double down all the time,” Khloé says. On Hulu’s new episode, Khloé tells Kim “it’s not your fault” that West was dropped by partnerships because she posted in support of Jewish people. I stand together with the Jewish community and call on the terrible violence and hateful rhetoric towards them to come to an immediate end.”
Kardashian never directly mentioned West, but she condemned hate speech in the wake of his problematic commentary, writing on Twitter in October 2022: “Hate speech is never OK or excusable. Amid his ongoing public commentary, a group of demonstrators raised their arms in a Nazi salute and held a banner over the 405 freeway in Los Angeles that read, “Kanye is right about the Jews.” As West was repeatedly making antisemitic remarks, fears spurred that his dangerous rhetoric could have consequences. soil with hate crimes against Jewish people happening in broad daylight in Los Angeles and New York. Antisemitism has been on the rise in recent years around the world and on U.S. In 2023, the FBI released an updated report of hate crimes in the U.S., finding that over 51% of religion-related incidents were against Jews, making Jews the most targeted religious group in America. He was dropped from several major partnerships, including Adidas, Balenciaga, his agency CAA and MRC, which stopped distribution on a completed documentary about West. Last year, West began spouting a number of antisemitic rants, tweeting disparaging and dangerous remarks about Jews and sampling music with lies about Jews. “Is that my fault? That I posted that? And did that push them? And I should have just kept quiet? But I’m vocal about everything else…I never know what to do.” “I feel guilty that I posted something in support of the Jewish community, then people dropped him today,” Kim tells Khloé.
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Kim tells Khloé that she has not spoken to West during his antisemitic tirades because “he’ll probably go off on me,” but says she is struggling with how to handle herself. “I don’t even think he feels bad for himself because I don’t even know if he knows how…I just feel so bad.” What you’ve been dealing with is not okay.” “You’re allowed to go through this and have your feelings. You don’t have to be strong all the time,” Khloé tells Kim. “I literally haven’t changed my outfit in like two days. I’m just having such a hard day today,” Kardashian says through tears to her sister. In the episode, Kardashian is in conversation with her sister, Khloé Kardashian, distraught over how to navigate her emotions and the public backlash against her ex-husband’s hate speech, while continuing to support her children and their father.
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