‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ Season 18: Kim tells Khloe she forgave Tristan after inviting him for dinner

Kim revealed the first episode will see her fight with Kourtney Kardashian get a 'little violent', according to an interview
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As we eagerly wait for the upcoming Season 18 of ‘Keeping up with the Kardashians’, E! released a sneak peek clip of a bit of drama that we will get to witness soon. The brief clip features Kim Kardashian face-timing her sister Khloe Kardashian to reveal that she invited Koko’s baby daddy Tristan Thompson for dinner!
 
The Kar-Jenners aren’t on best of terms with Tristan following the cheating scandal with Jordyn Woods, Kylie Jenners’s ex BFF. Although the ‘Revenge Body’ hostess is trying her best to maintain a cordial relationship with her baby daddy to ensure that they can co-parent their daughter True Thompson.
 
So, when Koko heard the news from Kim, she was obviously surprised and wonders aloud why her sister is being suddenly so nice to Tristan. Kim then reassures her sister that what Tristan did to her was wrong but since he is the father of her niece she wants to maintain good relation with him, and also cites the example of their famous mother Kris Jenner, who cheated on their father Rob Kardashian, but all their friends forgave Kris for it.

“I don’t think what Tristan did was obviously right, I brutalized him. But I also know that that’s True’s dad. Mom cheated on Dad, and all of their friends forgave mom,” explained Kim to Khloe over the call. Kim later adds that “forgiveness is the best way”, when a surprised Koko praises Kim for being “beyond generous” by inviting Tristan to dine with her.



 

Aside from this sneak peek video, Kim also teased us a bit about the upcoming season during an interview. Kim revealed that the first episode will see her fight with Kourtney Kardashian get a “little violent”. Although we do not know the magnitude of how “violent” the fight gets between these two sisters, it doesn’t come as a surprise that they are at loggerheads again.

The Season 17 finale saw the Kardashian sisters fighting over Kourtney not pulling in her weight on the show, as she had too many boundaries and didn’t want to reveal everything to the cameras, which meant Kim and Koko had to reveal extra to cover up Kourt’s slack.



 

Towards the end, we saw the sisters come to an agreement that it might be in everybody’s best interests for the oldest Kardashian sister to step back from the show so that she can spend time with her children. Don’t worry, it doesn’t mean that we won’t be seeing our favorite sass-queen on the show anymore, we will see her but just not as much. We can’t wait to see what the sisters were fighting about this time, and also catch up on all the shenanigans of this crazy, entertaining family.
 
‘Keeping up with the Kardashians’ Season 18 premieres on March 26 on E!.

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