Kim and Khloé Kardashian reveal surprising details about their relationship with Robert Sr.’s widow, Ellen Pearson, amid dream confessions and past legal battles.
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What do the Kardashians really think about the woman who is married to their dad?
During a raw moment in the Season 6 episode, the Kardashian sisters’ tangled feelings about Ellen Pearson came up again.
Kim said she had a dream that their dad lived “with Ellen,” and Khloé immediately said, “Ew!” This suggests ongoing family issues dating back decades.
Just why do people have such strong reactions to Ellen Pearson?
The exchange wasn’t just teasing between siblings. During the short conversation, Pearson brought up a sad incident in which he sued the entire Kardashian-Jenner family in 2013.
She sued them for slander, saying that Robert Sr.’s private letters showed Kris as deceptive, which were powerful claims that led to the case that was finally settled in 2015.
When Pearson said that Khloé married him months before Robert died, she said that Pearson took advantage of the fact that Robert was sick with cancer
When her ex-husband remarried, how did Kris Jenner really feel?
Kris has said that she deeply regrets her marriage to Robert Sr. and has called her affair in 1989 “life’s biggest mistake.”
During a candid discussion with Khloé in 2023, the grandmother expressed, “I mistakenly believed there was a better opportunity… I made a grave mistake.”
Pearson described Kris in court papers as manipulative and sneaky, which was very different from how vulnerable she was here.
Why do the Kardashians have the same dreams over and over?
The fact that Kim and Khloé dream a lot about their late father suggests that they are still grieving, but the Ellen story adds an intriguing layer.
Kim’s sarcastic “That would’ve been the dream” when a director mixed up Ellen Pearson and Ellen DeGeneres showed how tense their relationship still is.
Fans are still wondering what really happened between Robert’s family and his last wife because the sisters won’t say more.