How Khloe Kardashian “Let Down” Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner Amid Tristan Thompson Scandal

The Good American founder revisited the fallout from her ex Tristan Thompson‘s 2018 cheating scandal—when she found out he was unfaithful days before she gave birth to their first baby together, daughter True Thompson, who recently turned 7.

“I think the worst part of that experience was how much I let down my younger sisters,” Khloe said about Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner on the April 16 episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast, “’cause I remember they were like, ‘He’s gonna do this again. Don’t stay with him.’ I don’t know exactly what was said, but I just remember sort of the disappointment in them.”

Kendall and Kylie were correct. Most recently in December 2021, while Khloe was quietly planning to welcome son Tatum Thompson with Tristan via surrogate, she learned the NBA star had fathered a child with another woman, Maralee Nichols, who gave birth that month to his son Theo, now 3.

For older sister Khloe, she shared her regrets about her relationship with Tristan amid his 2018 cheating scandal, which she learned about two days after she gave birth to their daughter True.

“I think the worst part of that experience was how much I let my younger sisters down because I remember they were like, ‘He’s going to do this again. Don’t stay with him,’” she said of Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner. “I remember the disappointment in them. They would never say that to me and they’ve never said that to me, but I’ve always felt how much I’ve disappointed them by staying and doing that again.”

“I still feel really horrible about that because I’ve always been this big sister to them,” she added. “Maybe the second one hurt more because I lived with it for so much longer and maybe I’ve had more shame with the second scandal because I sort of knew it was gonna happen again.”

Looking back at her decision, the 40-year-old, who welcomed son Tatum with Tristan in 2022, admitted that she “buried my head in the sand” with the first scandal.

“I just wanted to have this bliss that I always dream of and have a brand new baby and have the daddy here,” she explained. “When you’ve never been in that position, it’s really easy to judge and to say things. ”

In December 2021, as Khloe and Tristan began their surrogacy journey to welcome Tatum, the NBA player fathered son Theo, 3, with Maralee Nichols. He and Khloe ultimately split for good in 2022.

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