Khloé Kardashian on Spreading Positivity, the Misogynistic Media and Why Tabloids Are Still Hurtful

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Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentWhen “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” debuted, Kendall and Kylie Jenner were just kids, and it was Khloé Kardashian who was known to audiences as the youngest sister of the core trio.Over the decade-and-a-half that the Kardashian-Jenner family has ruled television, Khloé has transformed from a 20-something reality star to a successful businesswoman and mother.

With a slew of spinoffs under her belt (E!’s “Revenge Body” was a fan-favorite), Khloé has parlayed her passion for inclusivity and self-love into her company Good American, a full-size range clothing brand with the tagline, “Denim designed to serve your curves.”Consistently the subject of some of the harshest comment criticism the Kardashians have faced (and there has been plenty), Khloé admits that the constant negativity is still hurtful, even after so many years of public life.

From Lamar Odom to Tristian Thompson, with whom she shares a 3-year-old daughter, True, Khloé’s relationships have always been the subject of tabloid fodder — and she’s always set the record straight on her family’s reality show.

Their new show, “The Kardashians,” which premieres April 14 on Hulu, will be no exception. Earlier this year, Thompson admitted that a paternity test confirmed he fathered a child with another woman.