In a recent episode of 'The Kardashians,' Kylie Jenner had an emotional heart-to-heart with her sister, Kendall. The conversation centred on the impact of negative online comments, airing on June 20th. At 26, Kylie shared her struggles with the constant criticism about her physical appearance, particularly her body shape, that she faces on social media. She revealed that she even had to reduce her lip filler by half due to the pressure.
“I hate having this same conversation over and over again,” Kylie confessed, her voice breaking as she held back tears. “It feels like a waste of my breath because I think, with me, it’s just never going to change.”
Kendall, 28, hugged Kylie, offering comfort and acknowledging the emotional toll such comments can take. Kylie compared the moment to therapy, surprised by her tears. Her insecurities resurfaced after attending Paris Fashion Week with minimal makeup. A photo from the event attracted harsh remarks about her looks.
“I wear too much makeup, and it’s like, ‘You wear too much makeup,’ then I go and don’t wear a lot of makeup, and someone catches me in some weird light,” Kylie explained. This has been a persistent issue since she was 13 years old. In a confession booth scene, Kylie reflected on a life filled with people mocking her appearance. “I’m kind of just so numb to people talking about my looks at this point,” she admitted. “I just want to know why on the Internet no one thinks it’s OK.”
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She also pointed out the double standards online, noting how other women are often defended, while she rarely receives the same treatment. Despite the support she does have, each negative comment still stings deeply.
Kylie expressed her optimism and confidence in herself. “I think that I’m really strong and I was put in this position for a reason,” she said. Emphasising the importance of resilience, she added, “I just always keep pushing. I can’t let the comments get me down. I have to because I have s–t to do!”
Kylie Jenner Gets Emotional About Hateful Comments on 'The Kardashians'
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In a recent episode of 'The Kardashians,' Kylie Jenner had an emotional heart-to-heart with her sister, Kendall. The conversation centred on the impact of negative online comments, airing on June 20th. At 26, Kylie shared her struggles with the constant criticism about her physical appearance, particularly her body shape, that she faces on social media. She revealed that she even had to reduce her lip filler by half due to the pressure.
“I hate having this same conversation over and over again,” Kylie confessed, her voice breaking as she held back tears. “It feels like a waste of my breath because I think, with me, it’s just never going to change.”
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Kendall, 28, hugged Kylie, offering comfort and acknowledging the emotional toll such comments can take. Kylie compared the moment to therapy, surprised by her tears. Her insecurities resurfaced after attending Paris Fashion Week with minimal makeup. A photo from the event attracted harsh remarks about her looks.
“I wear too much makeup, and it’s like, ‘You wear too much makeup,’ then I go and don’t wear a lot of makeup, and someone catches me in some weird light,” Kylie explained. This has been a persistent issue since she was 13 years old. In a confession booth scene, Kylie reflected on a life filled with people mocking her appearance. “I’m kind of just so numb to people talking about my looks at this point,” she admitted. “I just want to know why on the Internet no one thinks it’s OK.”
She also pointed out the double standards online, noting how other women are often defended, while she rarely receives the same treatment. Despite the support she does have, each negative comment still stings deeply.
Kylie expressed her optimism and confidence in herself. “I think that I’m really strong and I was put in this position for a reason,” she said. Emphasising the importance of resilience, she added, “I just always keep pushing. I can’t let the comments get me down. I have to because I have s–t to do!”