‘The Kardashians’ season 3 trailer has dropped, and in a shocking twist, Kylie Jenner has revealed she regrets the work she has done as it sets a bad example for children.
"All of us just need to have a bigger conversation about the beauty standards that we're setting," Kylie says in the trailer.
She even implies that she regrets making cosmetic changes to her appearance and the example that sets for her daughter, Stormi.
"I wish I never touched anything, to begin with," the reality star notorious for getting lip filler said.
"I don't want my daughter to do the things I did."
Kylie has previously touched on her family's social status asking: "We have a huge influence. What are we doing with our power?"
It’s nice to see a positive shift in the mindset of accepting our natural features from one of the most influential female celebrities of our gen.
Especially after we saw the likes of Kim Kardashian promoting crash dieting in order to fit into THAT Marilyn Monroe Met Gala dress and the sisters' disappointing use of the word 'skinny'.
But that's not all that’s revealed in the new trailer.
Tensions rise between Kim and her sister Kourtney, and at this point, I don't think any of us are surprised.
Kourt spills the tea about how Kim used her wedding as a "business opportunity." Yikes!
Kendall explains to Kim how Kourtney felt like “her wedding vibes were stripped away from her”.
Kim claims she was "mindful", but Kourtney calls BS before adding that Kim's behaviour is part of “who she is to her core”. Oof, that's gotta hurt.
Kim and Kourtney have had a rocky relationship for years. Remember that time they got into a physical fight on ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’? Yeah, that was wild.
The tension has been building ever since Kourtney wanted to take a step back from the show before KUWTK was officially cancelled from E! Back in 2021.
If you're dying to see all the drama unfold, mark your calendars for May 25th. The Kardashians season 3 will be available on Disney+ here in NZ, with new episodes dropping every Thursday.
