Us Weekly Magazine Claims Kris Humphries Wants To Make Kim Kardashian Suffer
January 17, 2013 by Hollywoodite
The cover of this week’s Us Weekly Magazine reads like it was written by Kris Jenner. Us Weekly is the tabloid that went on Kim Kardashian’s honeymoon with Kris Humphries, and they broke the news of Kourtney Kardashian’s second pregnancy, and the first photos of her baby girl, and postpartum body, and the tabloid is in Jenner’s pocket enough that editors were petulant about not landing the exclusive about Kim’s pregnancy.
This same tabloid, with some pretense of impartiality, claims big, bad Humphries is dragging out the divorce to make his estranged wife suffer. The cover says: “Kris Cries Fraud. I will make Kim pay. Desperate to marry Kanye, a pregnant Kim begs Kris to let her go. Inside his angry plot to humiliate her.”
This is the same guy about whom the family fabricated cheating rumours, and gay rumours, and who only appeared on the show because he was manipulated into it. He felt used, and he was provoked and edited to look like a bad “emotionally abusive” guy. The family even staged re-shoots to make Humphries look like the bad guy in the divorce.
He’s right, the whole marriage was a fraud. However, Jenner and Kardashian cannot admit their deception because it’s in their fiduciary interest not to. That said, this divorce has been going on for about 15 months and she’s three-months-pregnant. So, from now on, Humphries will look like the bad guy no matter what.
Kim Kardashian also gave a bunch of interviews about being pregnant.
Talking about her privacy, she said: “I feel like I have divulged so much in the past. Not that that was wrong, but I just choose to be a little bit more private this time around, just for me and my family. I like to keep all that stuff about why it’s so perfect and why it works and all that just between us.”
And she talks about Humphries, ”someone [whom] I loved a lot,” adding: ”He’s suing me for an annulment. He’s claiming that I [committed fraud]. Who would ever do that? It’s just not who I am. All those fake and fraud rumors got started because of that, and we have to deal with that and handle that.”
And she talks about ending her second marriage: “I would have rather ended it when I felt that way, than waste a year of my life not being happy. But for him, too. I knew the whole world was going to bash me. I knew that. I said to myself, ‘What’s more important? My life and my happiness, or what the whole world thinks of me?’ [Staying married] would be vain. That would be fake. That would be doing it for publicity.”