The Kardashian fracture?







The Kardashian are in open war ... among themselves. This time, the most famous family of reality TV has not fought against an old best friend (as it happened a few months ago with Jordyn Woods, companion of adventures of Kylie Jenner and now banished from the klan), an ex-boyfriend or a band of thieves, but the target of his attacks is none other than Kris Jenner, the mother and representative of the entire tribe, who manages his son and finances and who is now in the sights of his daughters and his son-in-law, Kanye West.


Kim and Khloé Kardashian - the three oldest daughters of the family - with Kris, 63, comes because of her boyfriend, Corey Gamble, 38. Jenner and Gamble have been dating since November 2014, little after she separated from Caitlyn Jenner (formerly Bruce), with whom she had her two youngest daughters, Kendall and Kylie. The new companion of the matriarch began to go with her to parties, events, birthdays ... but her daughters did not seem to take the relationship as something serious.
However, as revealed in the last chapter of the family program, Keeping Up With The Kardashians and as collected by People, the family is not comfortable with the role Gamble plays in their lives. Hence, neither short nor lazy, Kanye West, the husband of Kim Kardashian, decided to settle the issue. "Kanye wrote Corey something of the type: 'Look, we do not know you, we've never really met you, nor do we know anyone in your family," Kim Kardashian explained. "We've all felt that way, the truth, and we've thought about it, but Kanye let it go ... I think maybe he made a mistake doing it at that moment," reflected his wife. However, his two sisters supported the message. "He's very fatherly, he tries to take care of us all," Kourtney explained about his brother-in-law, while Khloé said: "The message was perhaps not very correct, but the essence of what Kanye said is true." And he added the key to the matter: "Corey tends to be quite hermetic, and that makes me pretty cautious ... I barely know him."





Jenner did not like Kanye's message, his tone, or send it at dawn. For her, her son-in-law's attitude towards Gamble was "disrespectful". In addition, the issue was complicated when Kris invited his daughter Khloé and a friend to spend a weekend on the beach with her ... but without telling them that Gamble would also come. Something that was pretty bad for the little one of the three sisters and that made her mother sick.

"I think the attitude towards Corey is very unfair," explained the momager of the group, who said his partner is "part of the family." "You do not stop to observe my life, I want you to see that when you question my relationship with Corey it is not right, it hurts my feelings, but that you do not realize that he is taking care of me as nobody has done in my life," he complained. Mother.











Khloé has confessed that, after the divorce, they thought that her mother's relationship with Gamble would be a hobby and would not last. "I did not feel the need to connect, to make a link, and then time went by and the relationship was still there, we tried to get to know him, but he was not receptive," he confessed, already with the calmest of tempers. "In the end, all we want is to protect my mother," Kim explained. "It's always going to be the most important thing for us, so let's do everything we can to take care of it."

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