Khloe discusses Caitlyn Jenner 'lying' about transition
Khloe Kardashian was on Howard Stern's radio show yesterday, and had this to say regarding how Caitlyn Jenner officially let her and her family know that she was transitioning to a woman. In short, the world's number 1 reality TV family found out through TV. More specifically, they found out about the transition "during an E! Meeting", which possibly means Ryan Seacrest probably found out before them.
When she was asked about Bruce transitioning, Khloe said they didn't know the full story: "People would think that we were lying … But no, we believed him". As for that E! meeting: "They mentioned Bruce had a television show about transitioning, and that's the first we heard of it... We felt betrayed because more business people [knew]. We felt so, like, what the f**k! We've been asking you, and why do [business ] people know? I never want someone to feel like they have a one-up on our family... We've never turned our backs on each, with all the cluster f**ks of s**t in our lives, so why would we now?"
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The 31-year-old continued: "He would only want to talk to us on-camera. I think for security he felt we couldn't get upset [on-camera] or whatever.He did have private talks with us after. But he never said he was going to transition. He would just say his soul has always been a woman."
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As for the Diane Sawyer documentary: "Bruce made it a point for all of us to watch it together, and that's when it was the first time we heard a lot of things... We didn't even know about Diane Sawyer until it was taped and done. On that show is when we genuinely found out about transitioning... It's not that easy. But it's also [like] I don't give a f**k what you want to do. I just [wanted him to] stop lying to us about things!” she explained. “Each sister had a different story because he couldn't keep up with things."