Kris Jenner blasts 'cruel' haters and rages she has 'real problem' with bullies
Reality TV star Kris Jenner has revealed she 'doesn't pay attention' to haters online, as she slammed them saying they're "very unhappy within their own life".
The mum of six, who is best known for her role as head of the family in The Kardashians, was recently awarded the title of Los Angeles Magazine's Woman of the Year and has opened up about her experience of being in the spotlight. As part of her discussion she revealed that haters and trolls are "such a tiny percentage that it doesn't matter" whilst explaining that she's "too busy" to pay attention to negativity.
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Kris Jenner has slammed online haters as she claimed "most times it's somebody that's very unhappy within their own life" (Getty Images for GQ)
She further slammed the haters as she added, "The haters are such a tiny percentage that it doesn't matter" (Getty Images)Speaking in an interview, Kris told Los Angeles Magazine: "I have a real problem with bullies and people who are mean and critical online. It's unfortunate, but there are a lot of people who feel like they need to sound off about somebody else, and it's cruel. It affects people's mental health."
She added that "most times it's somebody that's very unhappy within their own life" as she revealed she 'doesn't read the comments or pay attention' to what is written online about her as she's 'too busy'. When asked about the hate she and her family can sometimes receive as a result of their reality show, she explained: "People occasionally talk about the haters, but really, if you're on a platform at this level, the haters are such a tiny percentage that it doesn't matter."
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The comments from Kris also come as fans believe they've spotted tension and a potential feud between the matriarch and Alabama Barker, daughter of Travis Barker and Kourtney Barker's stepdaughter. Alabama is thought to have fallen out with Kris, with Kris equally 'detaching' herself from Alabama's public image which has caused controversy in recent months.
The reality star revealed: "I have a real problem with bullies and people who are mean and critical online" (Getty Images)
She revealed she 'doesn't read the comments or pay attention' to what is written online about her as she's 'too busy' (WWD via Getty Images)A fan wrote on Reddit that they believe Kris is "working her momager magic" to detach herself from Alabama, who recently made headlines after fans accused her of having "a lot of" plastic surgery. She even came under fire for "cultural appropriation" in recent weeks. If the Reddit user's comment is true, it could potentially ruin the Kardahsian/Jenner image and some have already noticed that the family has been quiet lately.
One person commented on the thread, writing: "The only reason the Kardashians would care about someone in their circle making headlines for bad reasons is that they’re jealous of the attention." Another wrote: "I think Kris could care less about Alabama. She seems like a sweet girl and I feel bad that she has to validate herself by constantly seeking attention for the wrong reasons."
People are also suggesting the momager could feel that Kourtney's stepdaughter does not fit the family brand and could even damage their image. Posting on a Kardashian Reddit forum, one fan wrote: "Stop blaming the Kardashians and notice how they haven't taken her in/Kris isn't helping her launch a career (or at least not to public knowledge). She would damage their brand with the mismatched foundation and 'fashion.' It's not giving nepo baby, it's giving trailer trash won the lottery. I'm not a hater, it's not her fault she doesn't know better, but I wish she would listen and get help. It's so sad to see. Later in life when she looks back, she's going to be messed up. You can't say 'Shut up she's happy' but she very clearly isn't!"
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