Kourtney Kardashian didn't want her feud with sister Kim to be used on their show because she feared fans would think they seriously hated each other
Kourtney Kardashian didn't want her Dolce & Gabbana argument with sister Kim to be used on their show because people would think they seriously hated each other.
The Kardashians returned for another 10-episode series on May 23, just six months after series four finished airing.
In episode two of series five, which began in May, Kourtney, 45, opened up about her famous, since-resolved, feud with little sister Kim, 43.
Kourtney and Kim had a furious argument about Kim working with Dolce & Gabbana mere months after Kourtney's Dolce & Gabbana-themed wedding to Travis Barker.
Feeling that Kim was intentionally trying to overshadow her, the row culminated in Kourtney saying: 'You're just a witch and I hate you.'
Kourtney Kardashian has revealed that she didn't want her argument with sister Kim Kardashian to be used on their show because fans would think they seriously hated each other
In episode two of the new series of The Kardashians, Kourtney, 45, opened up about her famous, since-resolved, feud with little sister Kim, 43 (pictured)
In series four, Kourtney and Kim had a furious argument about Kim working with Dolce & Gabbana mere months after Kourtney's Dolce & Gabbana-themed wedding to Travis Barker
Kourtney said on The Kardashians: 'They think that we hate each other. I so badly wanted to be like: "By the way, I never knew that call was filmed."
'I just had a feeling that it was filmed after the fact and [Kim] was like: "Yeah", and I'm like: "You're not using it", but then it was too good not to use.'
While Kourtney said that people 'got really analytical and deep' over the phone call, Kourtney reminded viewers: 'We're sisters. I'm sure people have crazy fights with their siblings.'
She added: 'Maybe ours is more extreme. I really don't know.'
Kim agreed in a confessional: 'I think there's this huge misconception that Kourtney and I hate each other. We really don't…No matter how crazy things are, no matter what's going on, if she needs something, I'm there. If I need something, she's there.
'We'll always be that way, no matter what we're going through.'
Kourtney also noted that the 'Not Kourtney' group chat only consisted of her siblings and none of her friends.
During the phone call argument, Kim told Kourtney that she, the family, and Kourtney's friends had a group chat without Kourtney named 'Not Kourtney'.
Kourtney said: 'They think that we hate each other. I so badly wanted to be like: "By the way, I never knew that call was filmed"
Kim added: 'I think there's this huge misconception that Kourtney and I hate each other. We really don't… No matter how crazy things are, no matter what's going on'
Kourtney explained: 'That's a characteristic that my mom and Kim have had for my whole life of being like: "Everyone's talking about you", but there's no "everyone".
'I'm so happy that I just don't give a f–k about any of that anymore.'
She reiterated that all was well with the eldest children of the Kardashian clan, saying: 'Kim and I are great.
'Everything's back to normal. We get along. We really connect over the kids. I can't believe that a second of energy was wasted on that.'
In May 2022, Kourtney married Blink-182's Travis, 48, after a little over a year of dating.
They welcomed first child Rocky in November whom Kourtney conceived naturally after five failed cycles of IVF and three retrievals.
In the trailer for series five of The Kardashians, Kourtney revealed why she needed to undergo emergency fetal surgery while pregnant with son Rocky.
Kourtney was in on-off relationship with Scott Disick from 2006 to 2015 and shares ason, 14, Penelope, 11, and Reign, 9, with him.
Kourtney Kardashian, 44, and husband Travis Barker, 48, shared a first look of their baby boy, Rocky, in sweet, family holiday photos shared to the reality star's Instagram page on Friday
