

Kim Kardashian's Life Fell Apart Before It Opened Up
The first time a fire came for her house, Kim Kardashian packed every designer bag she owned. The fourth time, she left all of it behind. In this episode, Kim Kardashian and Jay Shetty talk about what's left when you stop trying to make everyone happy, and why it took her until 40 to put herself first. Kim opens up…

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“I’m not denying Kim is a hard worker, she def is! Her bath, dinner , homework time is NOTHING like a everyday regular Americans time. That’s crazy to hear her say that…… actually frustrating as a mom of 3 who DOES NOT have nanny’s”
“Kim will always have a place in this world of pop culture. But Kim, please give credit to your Nannie’s who hold it down for you girl.”
“So many of these questions she didn’t really answer, she just went off on a tangent she thought was related”
“Your podcast truly is amazing! I love the different perspectives from different guests and the varieties of topics :)”
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