Kim Kardashian recently found herself overwhelmed with emotion while discussing her ex-husband Kanye West. In an upcoming episode preview of “The Kardashians,” the 42-year-old star opened up to her sister, Khloe, about her feelings, expressing that she was not okay.
The episode begins with Kim, the founder of SKIMS, at the DMV for a new driver’s license photo. Playfully, she asked her friends whether she should add West’s last name to her own. To her question, they advised against it.
In the emotional preview, Khloe checks on Kim, asking if everything is alright. Suddenly, Kim is in tears, confessing, “I’m not OK.” She lamented over how different West seemed from the person she once married, a sentiment that left her feeling deeply nostalgic.
Through her tears, Kim shared, “That’s who I loved and that’s who I remember. I’ll do anything to get that person back.” It’s a poignant reminder of how the past can linger on, especially when love and memories intertwine.
The story of Kim and Kanye began back in October 2012. After a whirlwind romance, Kanye proposed a year later, and the couple tied the knot in May 2014. The couple has four beautiful children together: Psalm, Saint, Chicago, and North. However, the relationship saw its share of difficulties, leading Kim to file for divorce last year.
In another scene from the episode, Kim confides in her mother, Kris Jenner, expressing her fatigue from constantly having to manage Kanye’s public missteps. “I don’t want to be part of this narrative,” she shares, echoing her exhaustion. “When is this ever gonna end? Like it never will, and I’m stuck with this for the rest of my life,” she admits, her voice laced with the challenges of navigating these turbulent waters while trying to maintain her world.
Kris offers a mother’s wisdom, reminding Kim that it’s impossible to control another person’s actions, noting, “Kanye is doing this to himself.” The conversation also highlights the impact on their children, which weighs heavily on Kim’s heart.
These heartfelt moments resonate with many who have watched someone they love change in unexpected ways. Kim summed it up, “It’s the hardest feeling, to watch someone you really loved and you have a family with, just be so different than who you knew.” It’s a sentiment many can understand, feeling the bittersweet pull of past love versus the reality of the present.
