Kim Kardashian

We have a family meeting every before the season of every show with every family member and then they do it separately. Every when we come in separately, we bring our entire schedule for the next few months as close as possible. Then they'll go back and say, okay, Chris was on Kim this day, this day, this day, but they don't tell us what we're doing until the night before.

I definitely think that there's so much more to me than that. And I really do believe that I am so much smarter than portrayed.

X-ray, X-ray, X-ray. Show us the ass. Show us the ass. What are you?

We want to see the goods, Kimberly. We need some proof.

Okay.

I just wanted to say good luck today, guys, on doing your podcast.

Yeah, and imagine being us, being able to walk down the red carpet. How fun.

We do, and I'll be wearing my skims with my Kylie makeup.

Mom guilt is probably the hardest thing. I think that you have to also separate, though, and... understand that you need your own bit of sanity. So you have to do what makes you happy. You have to, if working for me, I love working. So that makes me happy.

Anytime I think something's really hard, I dive into work and, or if there's challenges, like I love to dive into my work and that's like a bit of my therapy and my routine to keep me going. But I think, you know, I have chats with my girlfriends when our kids are having tantrums and there could be things going on. that we don't even know about. And you feel like you're the worst mom.

If something's going on and you can't fix it, you have no idea how to change it. Your kids are fighting, whatever it is. And my friends and I will text each other and be like in tears, literally locking ourselves in the room, like away from a kid having a tantrum when that's not what you should do. You should go and lean into them. And, but sometimes it's so overwhelming.

That was probably the only time I'd be hard on myself is, am I a good mom? I try to do everything. And I think how to balance work with that is when you're home being really present. Kids, all they want is time. They just want your time. You can give them all these amazing big experiences and they'll remember them and they're great, but they'll always remember you being present.

And I think that's just the most important thing in all of your relationships. Think about what a kid wants. A kid just wants your time. So why wouldn't everyone else? You have to kind of treat everyone like that if you want these meaningful relationships in your life. And you have to be present. And it's okay to feel like you are not 100% at being the best mom. I say this all the time.

There's no manual. They do not come with a manual. Everyone's doing the best that they can. And I just feel so lucky that I have a good group of girlfriends and all of our kids are experiencing different things from, I mean, imagine all the things that they, a divorce, everything that they have to go through. We're okay. They will be okay. And they will feel the love and support.

And that's all you can do. It'll be okay. I'll talk to my kids about anything they want to ask me about. I am so open and honest with my kids. I think that's the only way to be. And it could be things that they might not understand. And I'll wait to find the appropriate time to talk about it. I think they grew up seeing the cameras and they grew up seeing that even as babies.

We'd walk out and there'd be paparazzi. So it's not really something that they acknowledge a lot, but my daughter's really vocal. She'll tell them when she doesn't want them around and to leave her alone and to stop. And I love that they use their little voices. But they also have such a normal life and such a different life away from all of that too.

And that's why I love that my sisters and I all had babies at the same time so they can be with each other and have these experiences together.

I think just how she makes people feel really heard and and welcomed. She really is the most warm, welcoming person. And it's just like her overall, it seems superficial, but it's not. Like her party planning skills, it's not even that. It's just the welcomingness of...

I don't even know if these are words I'm saying, but just her ability to be so warm and to make everyone feel like they were invited here. I'm going to create this special Easter dinner with the things on the table that she had when we were growing up at my dad's house.

She just has all this really special, nostalgic stuff around all the time and always tries to make everyone feel so special, but with a gathering so that everyone... feels comfortable and can hang around. Like she just loves people in her space and loves to create these memories.

And I think that we all got that from her and we will all, if I can just pass that on to my kids, just the experiences that we have as a family, whether we're just sitting in our pajamas and hanging out, we make the time to be together. And I hope that my kids want to make the time to be together when they grow up with their cousins and their aunts and just the whole family. I'm sure they will.

Yeah, I think they will too.

Now, if only all my kids can love their siblings, that would be amazing. Yeah. They're in a fighting phase.

Never ending.

What are you talking about?

Because you knew last night I was having really bad anxiety and I don't need any more negative energy for you to now say that you're not into me wearing a tight dress.

You built me up to be this sexy person and confidence and all this stuff.