Kourtney Kardashian got seriously awkward during an interview involving her sister Kim Kardashian‘s robbery in Paris.
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Before Kim Kardashian West was held at gunpoint and robbed of almost $11 million worth of jewelry, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star admitted in an upcoming broadcast interview that she “can handle” the lack of privacy that comes from displaying her life on social media.
Kim Kardashian and her sisters could have put on a big “you can’t hurt us” facade after the robbery and instead they’ve just done what, I think, normal people would do.
The eldest Kardashian appeared to be in no mood for Campbell’s questions on the wellbeing of her sister following her robbery at gunpoint in Paris on October 2. “I mean I think we just said that you know we’re very concerned and we were onside and we hoped that everyone’s fine, which I still do”. She looked at the woman, who told her not to answer the question. “My heart is full of gratitude and I love you more than you will ever imagine or know”, she added.
“It’s a process”, her mother Kris Jenner told E!
Kardashian has not posted anything on her social media accounts, which is also very out of her character.
Kourtney chose to come forward to discuss how her sister is getting on, but not before her people stepped in to try and shut down the entire interview.
“I think there’s probably a PR person there saying don’t talk about it”, Kruger said. “One day at a time”. Online at Khloé Kardashian’s Good American denim launch Tuesday.
Speaking during an interview with Australia’s TODAY Extra, Kourtney said they were helping Kim to get over the traumatic events as a family.
CCTV footage of Kim Kardashian West’s armed robbers has surfaced online.
Kourtney pulled the move which generally is handled slightly more deftly by publicists, who maybe should have anticipated that this one would, you know, come up.
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“Keeping Up With the Kardashians” team may not see Kim shooting for a while as she takes time for herself after she was robbed at gunpoint in Paris.
