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Kourtney Kardashian wears a ROBE to fancy restaurant as mini-me daughter Penelope, 12, is almost her height
Kourtney Kardashian wears a ROBE to fancy restaurant as mini-me daughter Penelope, 12, is almost her height

Daily Mail​

time16 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mail​

Kourtney Kardashian wears a ROBE to fancy restaurant as mini-me daughter Penelope, 12, is almost her height

Khloe Kardashian made a very casual display when heading out for a big family nigh ton Tuesday. The Lemme founder had on a very long belted robe with a floral design on it as she stepped out of a black SUV to dine at swanky Nobu in Malibu. With her raven hair worn down over her shoulders and her makeup dramatic with a pink pout, the POOSH editor seemed to want to make a glamorous statement. She was joined by two of the kids she has with ex-partner Scott Disick: son Reign, 10, and daughter Penelope, 12, who is almost her famous mother's height. High school student son Mason, 15, was not spied. And also present was son Rocky, who is almost two, whom she had with husband Travis Barker. Kourtney and Travis took turns holding the little guy whom his parents prefer to keep private as they don't post his face on social media. Tween Penelope was dressed in a black outfit as she held onto a brown jacket. Her brown hair parted in the middle and down. Reign was also in dark clothing and chunky sneakers as he flashed a smile to photographers. Also seen was baby Rocky who was held in his mother's arms as he was bundled up in a sweatshirt with slacks. This comes after Kourtney was slammed for saying the school system is not for all. The comments were made during a sit down interview on her sister Khloe's podcast, Khloe in Wonder Land. Kourtney, 46, said she also talks about living authentically, and not conforming to what's expected of a family - bringing up the school system. The reality star talked about her kids and how they wanted to do homeschooled - versus going to a school - which fans slammed on social media, calling her 'out of touch.' 'Why do kids f*****g go to school?' Kourtney said, adding that it is 'dated.' Kourtney also revealed that she only works once a week - something she decided on after giving birth to son Rocky, one: 'I had a strong desire to not work and stay home and be with the kids, which is... I would say probably like once a week I'll work.' Travis has two children from his past marriage to Shanna Moakler: Landon, 21, and Alabama, 19 - as well as his former stepdaughter Atiana De La Hoya, 26, whom he helped raise. Atiana is the daughter of Shanna and Oscar De La Hoya. 'Living authentically is not conforming to whatever it is and whether for me- there's so many ways. There's ways we function as a family. Like if someone does the same thing every day. I do it with everything. It's not about our family. Let's say the school system. I'll think, why do kids f*****g go to school? Truly. It's so dated,' Kourtney said in the podcast. 'I'm such a home school person so don't even get me going,' Khloe added. Kourtney explained: 'So then I'll start thinking... and then like my kids will start sending me videos why do kids to school. It will be like really successful people and they'll be like my kids never go to school and they're never going to. And I'm like, what's the goal here. You want to do homeschool? Ok let's do it. Kourtney was slammed on social media for her comments about school, specifically when she called going to school as 'dated.' 'Because normal kids need an education to eventually work. Not everybody can leech off their parents,' once wrote on X - formerly Twitter - while another said that 'some people can't afford nanny's. 'She needs to home school her kids. The question is will she do it or go hire a teacher. These out of touch ppl,' one person wrote on X. 'Kids should go to school so they don't end up like her and the rest of the Kardashians,' a X user tweeted. 'Out of touch celebrity says something that's out of touch,' a fan wrote. 'Clearly her brain is outdated,' another said. Khloe, 40, and Kourtney also covered a number of topics, including how often Kourtney works. When talking about being a mom again to Rocky, she said: 'Becoming a mom again really ignited, like intensely ignited my motherly role, my motherly instinct, sometimes I feel like my feminine energy. I feel like it intensely ignited that feeling inside me of just I am a mom.' Kourtney continued: 'I had a strong desire to not work and stay home and be with the kids, which is... I would say probably like once a week I'll work.' It's not like the whole day, its a couple hours of my day. the rest of the time I'm truly at home and I'm being a mom,' the reality star added. Kourtney, who also added she doesn't use Botox, had Rocky nine years after giving birth to her third child - Reign. She said that this time around, she keeps things pretty simple. When asked what she does different, Kourtney said: 'Maybe the stuff. I would want to have the best lotion or the best oil. Now I just use organic coconut oil. I keep it pretty simple.' She said with her older kids - Mason, Penelope and Reign - she always shared a bed with them, but with Rocky she shares a room. Noting that it was probably more due to a space issue in the house with her older kids, she said her attachment-style parenting to her means 'not separating for as much as possible for the first definitely three years,' adding that it 'nurtures their secure attachment.' Kourtney said she leans to her motherly instincts and that its been telling her. She said she's 'go with the flow' with her kids' schedules and doesn't have set times for nap. Kourtney revealed she holds Rocky the whole time he naps. The reality star says he weighs 23 pounds, and the longest he's napped was five hours and she was holding him while seated in a chair. Adding that she uses an EMF blanket for him to prevent radiation from her phone. Kourtney, who welcomed Rocky with husband Travis, says she does extended breastfeeding in addition to the co-sleeping, not leaving for extended periods of time. In regards to her IVF journey, Kourtney tried it but quit and got pregnant naturally with Rocky a year later after stopping IVF. 'We conceived naturally on Valentine's Day,' Kourtney revealed, adding that he was born on midnight on Halloween - making his birthdate November 1. When talking about her IVF journey before conceiving Rocky naturally, Kourtney said: 'My lesson from IVF was that it really felt like it was going against me, against physically, spiritually, mentally - everything that I believed and felt. It just felt like it was going against what my body wanted. So it didn't work for me at all. We never made an embryo through IVF.' Adding: 'It also felt like a monthly negative rejection every time it would be like 'it didn't work' or "this isn't happening" and "your body is doing this"... someone negatively talking about my body every month after month, and then you almost start to feel that way about your body. "I can't do this" or whatever.' 'So once I let go of all of that... it's almost like certain fear based doctors kind of are like "ah you need to do this" I don't know, that's kind of what was happening. So once I was able to let go of all of that, and just trust in God, it happened.' Talking about raising kids, she also said she would 'nurse the fever versus giving Tylenol or Ibuprofen' as something she does. On the topic of their former stepdad Caitlyn Jenner, Kourtney said she had a different experience than Khloe. Khloe started the conversation saying that 'Bruce [Caitlyn] never tried to dad' and that she always 'appreciated' that. Kourtney said that wasn't her experience, saying that 'he tried to be controlling and bossy, and friends can't come over.' Kourtney speculated that it was because Khloe was younger than her. She recalled that she told Caitlyn: 'I want to call my dad [Robert Kardashian Sr], and then he would like hang up the phone. We would have yelling wars,' which appeared to shock Khloe. Khloe said: 'That is not my experience at all. That's crazy. See you can live in the same house, being raised by the same parents and not even know - and have totally different experiences. Well I'm sorry you went through that.' 'Thank you, it was fine. That's why i moved into Dad's,' Kourtney said. 'I had no clue,' Khloe added.

Woman Ignores Daughter-in-Law's Food Intolerances. Then, Plays 'Victim' When She Starts Bringing Her Own Meals
Woman Ignores Daughter-in-Law's Food Intolerances. Then, Plays 'Victim' When She Starts Bringing Her Own Meals

Yahoo

time25-05-2025

  • Health
  • Yahoo

Woman Ignores Daughter-in-Law's Food Intolerances. Then, Plays 'Victim' When She Starts Bringing Her Own Meals

A woman took to Reddit after her mother-in-law repeatedly ignored her dietary restrictions during family meals The 29-year-old has a severe dairy and gluten intolerance and gets "violently ill" if she accidentally ingests either After her mother-in-law gave her numerous dishes containing dairy or gluten, the woman decided to start bringing her own meals to family events, causing tensionA woman is seeking advice from the Reddit community after warring with her mother-in-law over food intolerances. The 29-year-old woman explains that she "can't eat gluten or dairy without getting violently ill.' 'I'm not talking about mild discomfort, I mean full-body pain, nausea, and digestive issues that can last for days," she explains in the Reddit post. Despite clearly communicating her dietary restrictions to her mother-in-law, the situation has escalated to a point where family dinners have become filled with tension and conflict. The woman describes multiple instances in which her mother-in-law claims to have prepared 'special' meals to accommodate her needs, only for these dishes to contain ingredients she couldn't eat. In one case, a supposedly gluten-free pasta dish contained soy sauce, which is typically made with wheat. When the issue was pointed out, the mother-in-law dismissed it, saying, 'Oh, it's just a little bit! That shouldn't hurt, right?' Another time, her mother-in-law served 'dairy-free' mashed potatoes at dinner, which contained butter. These experiences left the woman sick and bedridden, leading her to take matters into her own hands by bringing her own food to family dinners. However, the initiative didn't sit well with the mother-in-law, who perceived it as a lack of trust in her cooking. Despite trying to explain her reasoning, the situation continued to escalate between the two women. The breaking point occurred at a recent family dinner when the mother-in-law refused to allow the woman to eat her own food, insisting she try the prepared meal. 'She said I was being 'disrespectful' by not even trying her food. I told her that after multiple times of getting sick from her meals, I wasn't willing to take the risk,' the poster recounts. The confrontation ended with the mother-in-law calling her 'entitled' and accusing her of ruining family dinners with her 'pickiness.' The poster clapped back, telling her mother-in-law that her "health isn't up for debate," and she is "not going to apologize for taking care of myself.' Following the incident, the woman excused herself from the dinner and left early. Now, the issue has created a rift in the family, with even her husband suggesting she could have handled things differently. 'He understands my side but thinks I could have just eaten beforehand to avoid the drama. His family is mad at me, and my mother-in-law is acting like she's the victim,' she writes. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. While the woman questions whether she should have just eaten before to avoid conflict, many Reddit users believe she shouldn't have to bend over backwards to spare the mother-in-law's feelings. 'You were absolutely right... Your MIL has proven she can't be trusted with your dietary restrictions so bringing your own food is the only reasonable solution. She's intentionally ignoring your needs & then playing the victim when you protect yourself. That's not just downright malicious,' one user noted. Others suggested she had another problem on her hands, questioning why her husband didn't stand up to his mom on her behalf. Read the original article on People

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