Khloé Kardashian expresses her joy in being a pillar of support for her entire family. In response to recent discussions surrounding her role as a “third parent” to her niece Dream, age 6, as depicted in a recent episode of the third season of The Kardashians, the 39-year-old co-founder of Good American took to Instagram Story on Thursday to address the matter.
She expressed her disappointment in clickbait headlines that manipulate or misinterpret the situation, emphasizing her deep love for all her nieces and nephews and her unwavering commitment to playing a significant role in their lives. Khloé referred specifically to the criticism she received for assisting her brother Rob Kardashian, 36, in organizing Dream’s birthday party, stating her disapproval of how such a heartfelt event was distorted.
Khloé defended Rob’s efforts as a parent and his journey through life, as well as acknowledging Blac Chyna (born Angela White), Rob’s co-parent, and her dedication to their daughter’s well-being. She emphasized that she, too, is striving to be the best parent she can be while navigating her own life challenges. Khloé asserted that all the children in their family are healthy, happy, and, above all, loved by every member of their close-knit tribe.
Addressing the media’s inclination to create a narrative of conflict between “The Kardashians VS Chyna,” Khloé stressed that this notion holds no truth anymore. The primary focus should be on Dream’s happiness and ensuring that she feels unconditional love not only at her parents’ homes but also in the houses of any family member. She implored people to refrain from pitting them against one another and instead encouraged leading with love and understanding, especially when children are involved, as they may encounter these sensationalized stories in the future.
In an interview with host Sway on Sway In The Morning in April, Chyna stated that she has no control over whether Khloé watches Dream at Rob’s house. Chyna clarified that they share equal custody, and Khloé’s presence during Dream’s time with her father is not within her control.
