Khloe Kardashian seemingly didn’t appreciate a fan who asking if Kylie Jenner is “allowed” to reconcile her friendship with former BFF Jordyn Woods.
via: The Blast
Khloe Kardashian claims she has zero ‘hatred’ or ill will towards Jordyn Woods following the cheating scandal with her baby daddy, NBA star Tristan Thompson.
The revelation came after the ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ star blasted a troll on Instagram for questioning the relationship between her sister Kylie Jenner and her ex-BFF.
Khloe responded to the message on an IG page featuring a clip of an upcoming episode of the family’s reality show — where Tristan discussed his relationship with Khloe to her sister, Kim Kardashian.
After watching the clip, a fan questioned, “So…is Kylie allowed to be friends with Jordan (sic) again?” — pointing out the family has welcomed Tristan back into their lives.
Khloe Kardashian exploded on the fan, saying, “I’m so sick and tired of this narrative that I control my sisters or I dictate who she chooses to surround herself with. Never once have I ever and I mean EVER told my sister who she can be friends with. She is an adult, who can do whatever she wants to do. I will support her in anything and everything she wants to do! I love my sister unconditionally! That means regardless of who she chooses to be friends with, I will always love, respect, and value my sister unconditionally!!”
She continued, “She is my life partner and I will always respect what she chooses!!! Truly. My heart carries no hatred at all. Unless you actually know what you’re talking about, respectfully, SHUT THE F–K UP!”
As you know, Woods and Thompson made headlines in 2019 after they were caught kissing, while Khloe was just hours away from giving birth to the couple’s daughter, True. The scandal drove a wedge in between Kylie and Jordyn who subsequently moved out of Jenner’s home.
Kardashian and Thompson have since reconciled after quarantining together during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jordyn is out here living her best life seemingly unbothered.
