In recent turn of events, Kim Kardashian opened up about having the pressure to protect her e-husband Kanye West during his controversial public outbursts. She said that it happened until one of their four children witnessed his antics. She shared that she has been able to hide it until this long on the premiere of her show, The Kardashians. She said that she always felt like having the syndrome and always wanting to help and protect him. While she did not elaborate on the situation that changed her perspective, she said that this was the first time she didn’t feel that responsibility personally. Read to know more about it here!
What Kim Kardashian Said
Kim Kardashian revealed that stress triggers her psoriasis flares, especially when she feels the need to protect her children. She focuses on shielding them from West’s outbursts, acknowledging that while they will eventually witness certain events, her priority is keeping them safe. She noted that her ex-husband had been unusually quiet with no public appearances since August and no social media posts since September. The reality TV star addressed his past, claiming that she was keeping her children from him, clarifying that they share the same home and he knew where the kids were. She also mentioned that he hadn’t reached out to their children in many months and reflected on their previous co-parenting plans.
Kardashian recalled the co-parenting plans she had discussed with West, including living next door and sharing daily responsibilities like school drop-offs and dinners, but noted that he clearly wasn’t interested. The couple, who married in 2014 and finalised their divorce in 2022, have since seen West remarry Bianca Censori later that same year.
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What Is Stockholm Syndrome
Stockholm syndrome is a psychological response where victims of abuse or manipulation develop positive feelings toward their abuser as a coping mechanism. It can lead them to defend or protect the abuser, even while being harmed, and is not limited to physical captivity, occurring in emotional or psychological abuse as well. The syndrome illustrates how the mind adapts to survive threatening situations, often blurring the lines between fear, loyalty, and attachment.
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