The Real Reason Kim Kardashian Doesn't Want Her Kids To Watch Keeping Up With The Kardashians
Reality queen Kim Kardashian has spent almost two decades gracing the television screen, letting fans in on what it's like to live like a celeb. Yet, the TV personality is revealing she isn't quite ready for her kids to keep up with the Kardashians.
"Keeping Up with the Kardashians" first aired in 2007, introducing the world to Kris, Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, Rob, Kendall, Kylie, and the rest of their entourage. Little did they know, the reality family would soon become a hit sensation thanks to their willingness to show everything from marriages, to divorces, to family fights and drama, and even the birth of their children for the world to see... well, everyone except the Kardashians' own children.
In the reality families' final season of their E! show, Kim contemplates whether she's ready for her kids, North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm, to look back on the past 20 seasons. The SKIMS owner reveals that her eldest daughter North West has come across a few memes of her famous mom on TikTok, including the infamous clip of Kim losing her diamond earring in the ocean — and the kids have expressed interested in watching the series.
As Scott Disick presses Kim on when she'll open up all 20 seasons for North and her siblings to watch, Kim says she's "just not ready for the kids to do it yet" — because of this one moment from her past.
Kim Kardashian doesn't want her kids to know about this past relationship
In the clip of the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" episode, Scott Disick chats with Kim Kardashian on when they'll let their kids watch their past ups and downs that have been recorded for fans throughout the years.
"At some point they're gonna be interested in seeing everything," revealed Scott. "They're either gonna do it without us or with us." While Kim acknowledges she'd "rather do it with," the reality star is worried about having to explain one era of her life to her four kids. "I don't really want to explain who Kris Humprhies is," admitted the Kardashian. Kim famously married Kris Humphries in a "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" special in 2011, and documented her divorce from the NBA player just 72 days after the over-the-top wedding.
"I'm really hesitant I think just because I'm gonna have to explain, me personally I'm gonna have to explain a lot," chuckled the reality star in her confessionals. Scott, on the other hand, seemed more willing to let the kids of the Kardashian empire in on their reality stardom, admitting he's the only family member that should be nervous. "The only person who did bad s*** on the show was me," said Scott, who's alcoholism and subsequent behavior came up frequently during the 20 seasons of the show. "I really have some explaining to do."