Kim Kardashian in court live: Reality star to give evidence in her Paris robbery trial
The robbery in Kim Kardashian's words
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Kim Kardashian has spoken several times about the armed robbery since it happened in 2016. She first addressed it on her family's reality show, Keeping Up With the Kardashians, a year after it happened.
"I heard pounding up the stairs,' she tells her sisters in the episode, and then described looking outside her door.
'I saw two guys holding another guy down in police uniforms right outside of my bedroom.'
At the time, her bodyguard was at a club with Kim's sisters Kendall Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian. The men used a receptionist to gain entry to the star's room.
A man came in and threw her on the bed, she explained.
In a later interview with US chat show host David Letterman, she said the men kept shouting at her asking for jewellery. She handed it to them and was then pulled towards one of the men.
Since the ordeal, she has spoken several times about being scared to be alone.
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