Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner are getting candid about where things stand between them and Kylie’s former bestie Jordyn Woods following their very public fall out.
It’s been over two years since reports came out about Tristan Thompson’s alleged cheating scandals involving Jordyn, which led to Tristan and Khloe’s 2019 split. Jordyn had previously admitted to kissing Tristan but denied that things went beyond that on Jada-Pinkett Smith’s Red Table Talk in March 2019.
On Sunday’s (June 20) Part 2 of the Keeping Up With The Kardashians: The Final Curtain reunion special, Kylie admitted it was difficult for her to handle their friendship break.
“When we were friends, we never thought that we wouldn’t be friends, it was kind of an overnight thing. When she did something to my family, it felt like she did something to me,” she told host Andy Cohen.
Also in the reunion special, while Khloe hasn’t spoken to Jordyn since the whole cheating scandal drama, she says she has forgiven Jordyn. “I don’t have any grudge against Jordyn. I think people make mistakes, people live and they learn,” she said, adding, “I have to forgive these people for me, and it’s up to them to forgive themselves and be accountable and learn and hopefully don’t repeat these same cycles.”
That said, she maintains that she still hasn’t received an apology from Jordyn – despite the model’s previous claims that she has “reached out” and apologized “over the phone, over texts” during her Red Table Talk appearance.
Khloe and Tristan, who share three-year-old daughter True, have since rebuilt their relationship following the split. And Khloe says she’s cool with Kylie and Jordyn becoming friends again – but rekindling their friendship is something for Kylie to decide.
“I have told Kylie intimately that I would genuinely not care whatsoever if Kylie wants to be her friend again,” she concluded. “My sisters matter way more to me than any grudge or issue that I would have with another individual. And if I can allow Tristan back into my life, I need to allow the same forgiveness and acceptance of other people.”
