Khloé Kardashian Accused of Criticizing Blac Chyna in Latest Episode of The Kardashians

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Khloé Kardashian, the well-known American reality star, is facing criticism after recent comments on The Kardashians about the importance of a “great maternal influence” in the life of her niece, Dream, who is the daughter of her brother Rob Kardashian and Angela White, formerly known as Blac Chyna. However, Khloé’s comments have been seen as a subtle criticism of White’s parenting skills.

Khloé Emphasizes Importance of Maternal Influence in Dream’s Life

During the latest episode of The Kardashians, Khloé referred to herself as Dream’s “third parent” and highlighted the significance of a strong maternal presence in the child’s life, whether it be from herself, Angela, or someone else. Khloé also referred to Dream as one of her “babies,” emphasizing her affection for mothering.

Scott Disick Makes Veiled Comment About Blac Chyna

Scott Disick, the father of Kourtney Kardashian’s children, also made a veiled comment about Angela White during the episode, referring to Khloé as not just an aunt but a co-parent and even calling her the “wheel that makes the car move.”

Kardashian Family’s Close-Knit Bond Evident

Throughout the episode, the Kardashian family’s close-knit bond is evident as they navigate the complexities of fame and fractured relationships while prioritizing the well-being and happiness of their youngest members.

Blac Chyna Previously Filed Lawsuit Against Kardashian Family

This recent development comes after Angela White filed a defamation lawsuit against Khloé, Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian, and Kylie Jenner, seeking almost $140 million in damages. However, she lost the case in 2022. Khloé has since clarified that she does not maintain a relationship with Angela following the legal dispute.

Kardashian Clan Committed to Providing Nurturing and Stable Upbringing for Dream

Despite the controversy stirred up by Khloé’s and Scott’s comments, the Kardashian family is dedicated to providing a nurturing and stable upbringing for Dream with an abundance of love and support.

The latest episode of The Kardashians has sparked conversation and raised questions about the roles of various family members in the life of six-year-old Dream. Regardless of the challenges they face, the Kardashian clan remains unwavering in their commitment to the well-being of their loved ones.

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