Video: Kim and Khloe Accuse Each Other Of 'Mom-Shaming' On The Kardashians

There is never no drama when it comes to The Kardashians. The show has once again teased yet another family drama, a fierce argument between Kim Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian over their respective parenting styles. In a recent episode of The Kardashians, Kim admitted how her younger sister Khloe mocked her over her daughter Chicago’s hair. While Kim began by expressing that “The one thing I would do is to be so from the start with rules,” Khloe instantly jumped in and pointed out that the former “could still start” disciplining her children more.

Clearly upset with Khloe’s “delivery” on certain things, Kim added, “I don’t know if condescending’s the word, but you’re very like shaming.”

Going by the confessional interview, it happened when the 43-year-old SKIMS founder asked her mom, Kris Jenner, to wash her kids’ hair before school, further noting that Chicago grabbed a lot of hair gel and put it on. She later even received a video call from Khloe, asking if she could fix Chicago’s hair. Explaining the scenario, Kim shared that she had a “really tough week” and that her sister’s comments hurt her.

“You were calling to not really ask me if you could do the hair, but to let me know that her hair wasn’t washed and it was gross,” she said. On the other hand, Khloe continued denying her claims and explained that she was simply trying to ask if she could do Chicago’s hair. “No, I actually wanted to know. If you don’t care, next time I will not ask you and I’ll just do the hair, but if also then if I do it, you’re going to say, ‘Why’d you touch that?” she said.

However, the back and forth only got worse as Kim went on to ask her sister to find more human interaction instead of being with children and family, leading Khloe to accuse her of “mom-shaming.”

“Talk about mom-shaming. What are you doing to me? It is reverse mom-shaming. You are shaming me for being a helicopter mom, and you are claiming I am shaming you for not being more of a strict parent. Can’t we all be the moms we want to be?” she said.