Khloé Kardashian opened up about feeling a “lot of anxiety” when she brought her two kids to ex Tristan Thompson’s NBA game, calling the experience “sad.”
Khloé Kardashian recently returned to Cleveland to take her kids to their dad’s basketball game, though she had mixed emotions about the experience.
In this week’s episode of The Kardashians, the 40-year-old Good American co-founder sat down with Scott Disick to reflect on her trip to Cleveland with her daughter True, 6, and son Tatum, 2, where they attended Tristan Thompson’s game.
“I went to Cleveland the other day. Took my kids. I left the gates,” Kardashian says.
“I saw that! And the kids were like, ‘Cleveland!’ I was like, ‘Hm hm, you don’t know what Cleveland’s like,’” Disick responds.
“True had the time of her life. It was her first basketball game ever,” Kardashian replies.
Disick notes it must have been nice for Tristan to have two of his kids there, and Kardashian agrees.
“It was so nice! But also, you know, I don’t know if Tristan is going to be signed next year, so I was like, ‘Let me go.’
You just never know. So I took them and I took CeCe,» she adds, referring to her cousin. «It was on her bucket list to go to a playoff game.”
In a confessional, Kardashian opens up more about the experience, calling it a «great experience» for her kids to see their dad still playing professionally.
“It was such a great experience for my kids. True is 6. She’s old enough, she gets it,» the mom of two explains.
«She’s so proud and she was so excited to see her dad play and just be in that atmosphere.” Back in the scene, Disick comments on how «wild» it must have been for True and Tatum to see an entire stadium cheering for their dad.
“They were so happy,” Kardashian responds.
Later in a confessional, Khloé shares her feelings of anxiety about attending the game.
“I did have a lot of anxiety about going. More for like the public’s reaction, which is so lame to say.
Because I knew I was going to get filmed,” she admits.
“My family, my circle, they know Tristan and I aren’t together. But it’s sad that I had a lot of anxiety because of outside noise.”
«I just didn’t want to hear it anymore. Like, ‘Oh, she’s supporting her man!’ Or whatever people were going to say. It’s like, ‘Oh my gosh, enough of this,’» she continues.
«But, I also was like, ‘F— this, I’m doing this for my kids, I’m doing this for my cousin.’ And I’m so happy we all did. We all had the best time.”
