PHOTOSKhloe Kardashian Discusses Reliving Tristan Thompson's Cheating In Emotional New Post
Nov. 4 2018, Updated 7:35 p.m. ET
This was bound to happen. Khloe Kardashian penned a very emotional post about the latest episode of KUWTK, which appears to discuss the fallout after news broke of Tristan Thompson's cheating. Read on to see what she has to say about it.
Sunday night's episode is where it all goes down. A preview of it that was released earlier this week that showed when each of the KarJenner clan found out about Tristan's cheating.
The mother-of-one decided to talk about it hours ahead of it airing on her Instagram, which she described as "uncomfortable" and "super emotional" for her.
"Tonight’s episode is an uncomfortable and super emotional one for me, but when we signed up for this show over a decade ago, we signed up for a reality show, which meant showing you guys inside our lives, the good, the bad and the ugly," she wrote. "To relive these moments all over again is incredibly difficult emotionally but I also hope that with every trail, tribulation and curve ball life throws at us, that we ALL get to learn from our journeys."
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She then discussed the good that came out of the situation, notably her adorable daughter True. " Amidst the tough times, I have been blessed with the ultimate gift, my angel who has changed my life in ways I never could have imagined."
"Remember that you are never alone in your pain, and that everything is temporary. Pain, joy, elation, panic, anxiety, it is all temporary," she continued. "Be grateful for the experiences that continue to build character, and make you who you are."
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