Kourtney Kardashian

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Khloé in Wonder Land · Boundaries, Blended Families & Brutal Honesty ft. Kourtney Kardashian · 22 May 2025 podcast

Well, I love my role as stepmom because I don't feel like it's up to me to discipline. And so we've kind of allowed each other to, we'll talk about it and then, you know, he can handle the harder things. I definitely give advice to, or try to be a good, I guess, role model or even just how they say modeling is the best way to kind of teach your kids more than just saying certain things.

So I feel just hopefully being a positive influence or an example and we have lots of good conversations and we laugh and I feel like it's in the best way I can be there to be supportive or really in any way that they want me to be for as much or as little as they want, you know? And so I do think also having the relationship that we've had for so many years.

I was friends with Travis and the kids for longer than we've been together, you know?

So I think having that history definitely helped. And I used to think too, going into it, oh, there's, there's we have such a good foundation that it would just be seamless. But some days I've thought, wow, this is really hard blending families.

still know like where's my role like let me test boundaries and I think that's very normal but for you you're probably like wait I thought we were good and you are well and I think about yeah also I think it was hard for all but we moved out of our house that we had lived in you know for the kids whole lives and then Moved in there and then sharing space, which we did slowly.

We stayed, I think, a year and a half separately but married but living a block away from each other. So I think that was really a helpful transition.

But even once you're then living together, there's things you don't even think about, like moving things in the pantry or, I don't know, just little things that you don't think about. And again, that's where I've had growth because I would think, okay, take a deep breath.

It's okay if the fridge is a mess because there's some days 25 people going in there and looking for something or grabbing something. Now I've gotten it to such a good place. But I remember just,

So everyone is in such different phases, but even in the days where it's hard, there's so much more love. There's so much, it's such a deeper, richer existence. You know, when we first got married, they said it takes four years to get on the same boat together as a family, as a blended family.

I got married in May.

So my anniversary is coming up and it'll be three years. That's crazy. So it said it really truly takes four years to feel like you're all on the same boat and you're truly a family and like doing this together. You're almost there. Right. One year left.

But I remember... At the times when it didn't feel that way or it feels like it's like your squad versus my squad or, you know, we do things this way and you do things this way or whatever it could be.

I think doing it each our own way for so long and then coming together and being like, okay, now what's our way? How do we do it? Because I'll be like, but this is how I do it.

Right. What's our new way now? What's the way? So I think it's like finding your way and then... Do you have tips for people that are blending families? I'll always think of it like this. what is my, what am I supposed to learn from this and grow from this? Say it's one specific thing. I'll be like, okay, how do I learn and grow from this moment?

Or, you know, we're two people with two brains that have different opinions sometimes. So how do you Each express your side and be heard. How is it good enough, you know, for everybody kind of thing. If I laugh about something and don't take it so seriously, it's kind of like a choice.

Well, no, I don't mean like laugh at them. That is just uncomfortableness of just like laughing because I don't know what else to do. But this is like having a choice to be like. Oh, it's not that big of a deal. And just kind of like, not like laugh it off if it means something to you.

Yeah, don't sweat the small stuff. But also, I mean, have a sense of humor. I don't want to give specific examples, but if a teenager did something that's like what teenagers do. Right. And instead of being like, I'm not the role that has to make it a big deal. So I feel like I could just be like, oh my gosh, that was, thanks to myself, that was actually kind of funny and smart and whatever.

Okay, so that wasn't my experience.

But maybe that's why it became your experience.

So grateful for that for you. Really? Yeah. Tried to be dad for you? Well, not dad, but tried to be controlling and bossy and would tell me certain friends can't come over and would like...

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