Khloé Kardashian

And then we went back for a scan after we had managed it with steroids.

Then they were like, it's spreading.

We need to do a little chemo.

And then when we went back for the second scan, I thought it was going to be clear no matter what.

And they were like, oh, you have a rare blood form of cancer called T-cell lymphoma.

So it's not like the lymphoma we thought it was.

So I had watched him sort of fade away.

But as he was fading away, I still did not think he was going to die.

Yeah.

And only the last two weeks it had spread to his brain and we were like going to be he was going to be put on hospice.

And I remember thinking, well, he's still going to live like another few years.

And we went to the doctor the last day.

He's like, there's nothing we can do.

We went home and he died later that night.

He was very much like, I'm not doing this anymore.

And my mom called me back to the house after I had dropped them off two hours later.

And I held his hand as he literally fought for his last breaths.

It was like 15 minutes.

And it was just such a beautiful, intimate way to watch the person you love the most slip away.

And I thought it was going to be more of like a jolt to the system.