Kim Kardashian directly addresses Khloe Kardashian’s online ‘trolls’ in the final episode of The Kardashians, after news of Tristan Thompson’s paternity scandal broke.
Throughout the inaugural season of the Hulu show, Khloe has so far said she was in a great place with the NBA player, but at the beginning of the finale episode she finally learned he had cheated on her again.
Khloe twice reconciled with the 31-year-old basketball player in the wake of previous cheating scandals, but in the latest episode of the show, the famous family learnt of the paternity lawsuit filed by Maralee Nichols.
Kim called Khloe to share details of the leaked suit documents with her, in which Tristan admitted to sleeping with a woman, later revealed to be Houston-based personal trainer Nichols, on his 30th birthday.
In later scenes a devastated Khloe was seen reeling from the scandal in her plush bed at home, as Kim came to visit her.
Lying in bed looking warily at her phone, Khloe told her sister: “It's time to walk away and I don't feel guilty about it. I tried so hard.
“I'm fine. Is it the most f***ed up thing that this has to happen so publicly every time in my life? Yes.
“Is it so f***ed up that society blames me or women. It's disgusting and deplorable of these people to talk about other people like that.
“There's no empathy and no compassion. There's just no sense of humanity.”
Then, as Kim sat in a confessional chat with the Hulu cameras, she directly addressed those who had abused Khloe online.
Pointing at the camera, she said: “All of you f***ing trolls on the internet that make Khloe feel like the biggest piece of s***, I will find each and every one of you and – not threaten you on TV – but it's wrong.
“It's so wrong, because you guys don't understand that when you have a child you will do anything to try to make it work.
“I'm so proud of who Khloe is, that she wanted to give her relationship a second chance.
“Even after he dogged her and embarrassed the s*** out of her. When the whole world is looking at you, laughing at you, calling you every name in the book – do you know how hard that is? That is ten times harder to stay in a situation than it is to leave.”
