Kris Jenner does not like the suggestion that her children suffered any form of childhood trauma.
On Thursday’s episode of The Kardashians, the Kardashian-Jenner matriarch confronted daughter Kim Kardashian over a passage in the latter’s new biography, Citizen Kim: The Woman Who Created the Future. In it, author Jonathan Van Meter noted that while Kim doesn’t believe she has childhood trauma, she “just doesn’t see it.”
“Tell him you don’t want it to say anything about your childhood trauma because you didn’t have any,” Kris, 71, told Kim, 46.
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She added, “I’m insulted. You can tell him, for me, that he can f*** off… That is very offensive to me.”
The momager insisted her six children — including Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, Rob, Kendall, and Kylie — are her “legacy,” and she “worked really hard at raising” them.
Khloe and Kourtney agreed that they didn’t experience any “deep, dark trauma,” while Kim promised she would “make that very clear” to Van Meter.
Kris also told Kim she was “insane” to have “given [their] rights to ‘their] lives away to some stranger,” referring to Van Meter, who shadowed Kim for six years and interviewed her close circle for the book.
Kim, however, defended the project, arguing that it could help correct the “misinformation” surrounding them.
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