The reality star, Kim Kardashian, has suffered a brain aneurysm.
She announced the news during an episode of the reality show, “The Kardashians,” where she said that this was due to great stress, The New York Times reported.
In the trailer for the episode, she is seen undergoing a brain scan (MRI), where the doctor then tells her that she has a small aneurysm, which is caused by the swelling of an artery in the brain, as its walls weaken.
In the trailer, Kim is seen talking about the difficult time she went through when she was married to her ex-husband, rapper, Kanye West, who is the father of her four children.
“I’m glad it’s over. My ex-husband will be present in my life forever no matter what. We have four children together,” the 45-year-old is heard saying.
In the first episode of the reality show’s seventh season, while discussing her relationship and divorce with West, she revealed that she felt tested by him, which she said had worsened her skin condition, psoriasis.
“I haven’t had a flare-up of psoriasis since I got divorced, and now it’s starting to come back. I’ve been feeling more stressed, maybe because I’ve had to protect, a lot more of what I’ve had to protect,” Kim said.
The couple divorced in 2021.
Kim was asked “what goes through her mind” when West behaves inappropriately, and she explained that she’s determined to “protect the kids” as much as possible.
“My poor children. Everyone around can handle it, but I have to protect them. Of course they will see how the situation is. They will grow up, they will see. So my job as a mother is to make sure they are protected when bad behavior is happening,” said the founder of the brand “Skims”.
She further explained that she also had to protect the rapper during their relationship, due to the problems he has with bipolar personality. Now she has said that she has managed to no longer feel responsible for him.
“I always felt like I had Stockholm syndrome with Kanye. I always felt very bad and always like he was protecting me, I really wanted to help him,” she said.
Stockholm syndrome is a theory according to which hostages or victims develop feelings of closeness to the kidnapper, thinking that he is protecting them.