'The Kardashians': Khloe accuses social media for insecurities, fans blame Tristan instead

Khloe opened up about her anxiety issues caused due to social media and being under the public's scanner during the latest episode of 'The Kardashians'
Khloe Kardashian on 'The Kardashians' (Hulu)
Khloe Kardashian on 'The Kardashians' (Hulu)

If you were a 'KUWTK' fan, then you know the show came with a whole lot of funny moments and drama. But, Hulu's 'The Kardashians' aims to flip the script as the Kardashians allow themselves to be vulnerable on camera.

While each of the Kar-Jenner sisters has a lot going on in their lives, Khloe is grappling with her issues around anxiety caused by social media. The oldest Kardashian has always been under public scrutiny for her looks, relationships, and more.

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And it looks like now, it's starting to get to her. "Social media used to be fun and silly," she opened up during the episode. "And now everything is so critical. The way I look, my situation with Tristan, is my hair done the right way? I think I've gotten to the point that it's literally safer to stay at home," she added. 

But it looks like Khloe certainly has a good support system, seeing that Malika, her friend, and former personal assistant, had something to say. She even added that Khloe should learn to tell people to 'f**k off' ever so often to preserve her mental peace. "Anxiety is real, and the amount of criticism and scrutiny that you have to deal with also very real," Malika said. "But I do like that you do deal — because you really could run away… but then you'd ruin everything you ever worked for," she added. 

Malika wasn't the only one who came to her aid, seeing that James Corden also had some advice for Khloe before she could make an appearance on his show. "These words only exist if I give them any power!" he stated. "Look, you're drinking champagne at 4 pm on a Monday — and you're at work. You've won!" he added. Fans agreed with Cordon and support for Khloe poured in. "I can't even imagine what it must be like to hear the whole world opine on your life, talking about your appearance.. i loved this conversation between @khloekardashian and @KrisJenner, khloe so many people love and admire you! we love u #TheKardashians," tweeted a fan.

"@JKCorden motivational speech to khloe kardashian was so real and inspiring to hear. I needed to hear that #TheKardashians," added another. "@khloekardashian I know from experience that anxiety is the devil, but YOU ARE STRONGER and you've got this! #TheKardashians," tweeted a fan. "Nobody can stop a queen, who drinks champagne at 4pm on a Monday. @khloekardashian stays winning. #TheKardashians," said a fan, quoting James Cordon. 



 



 



 



 

But not everyone agreed with Khloe, as others argued that she brought the issues upon herself. "Khloe's confused as to why she is so bothered by public opinion when she was literally publicly embarrassed and humiliated by Tristan (herself and others) repeatedly. Yes girl get a therapist! #TheKardashians" tweeted a fan.

"SM can be mean but khloe needs to admit her insecurities stem from Tristan's actions. She tried to berate & publicly condemn a 21 yr old girl instead of her "man" & thought the public would be on her side. That wasn't his 1st time or last so yeah you look a fool #TheKardashians," added another. "Khloe is literally so weird because she's like "I hate using social media because everyone is so mean to me" and it's also like girl… you get the most flack because you be talking the most s**t and doing the weirdest s**t! #TheKardashians," agreed another. 



 



 



 

'The Kardashians' is available for streaming on Hulu.

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