- On Sunday night’s episode of “Keeping Up With The Kardashians,” Malika Haqq questioned Khloe Kardashian about whether she’s still happy with Tristan Thompson.
- Kim Kardashian took daughter North camping for the first time.
- Scott Disick worked on getting his clothing line ready to launch.
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Reports about Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson have been swirling for months but on this week’s edition of “Keeping Up With The Kardashians,” the cracks in their relationship are just starting to show. And meanwhile, Scott Disick worked to launch his clothing line as Kim took North camping for the first time.
Here’s what you might have missed on “Keeping Up With The Kardashians”:
Khloe shared her thoughts about her relationship with Tristan
After hearing about how little Khloe gets to see Tristan, even while she’s in Cleveland, her best friend, Malika Haqq, started to get suspicious about whether or not Khloe was actually happy with him. But when Malika decided to visit Khloe in Cleveland, she tried to keep an open mind, even though the last time she’d been there was when True was born, shortly after they found out Tristan cheated the first time. But after surmising that he only spends time with Khloe and True if he won’t be inconvenienced by it, Malika was even more convinced this wasn’t working.
“A lot of their relationship does depend on when Tristan can or cannot do something, because his career comes first,” Malika said.
Finally, when they had one on one time, Malika decided to get real and asked Khloe if she was OK.
"It's really hard to regain trust," Khloe said. "I'm someone where the energy that I have towards True - that's all that matters to me, and if that starts to be affected by me wondering 'what's Tristan doing, where is he?' I will be out in two f------ seconds."
Khloe also admitted that she did want more from Tristan, and that he brings up that it's been seven months since he cheated often. She said she appreciated the effort he is putting in, though, but she felt like she had to face the issue head on and see if she could move past it.
"He counts, 'It's been seven months.' I'm like, 'So it's been seven months.' I'm allowed to do things when I want to do it," she said. "But he also needs to know your one stupid weekend or whatever you did, look what it did to three years of a relationship. It just demolished it. So was that worth it for you?"
"I love him, but still, I'm not gonna act like nothing's wrong," she said.
Scott prepared to launch his new clothing line
Scott was getting ready to launch his new clothing line, Talentless, though he'd been keeping it on the down low so the family wouldn't feel like they had to wear it and support him. Kris and Corey both loved it, and encouraged him to let the family help him, but Scott wanted to be able to say he did it on his own, without the Kardashians' social media following.
He went to the photo shoot for the products and even posed in some of them himself.
"I'm really grateful that I have the support of my family, but I just wanted to do this on my own," he said. "I'm definitely looking forward to the future, growing the business and taking it to the next level and seeing where it goes."
Kim Kardashian took North camping
Wanting to spend more quality time with North, Kim decided to go on the camping trip that her daughter had been asking for. Although North wanted to go for several nights, Kim compromised on one night, admitting that it wasn't her thing. But first, she and Jonathan Cheban had to go shopping for camping supplies, and Kim was surprised at what they'd need - and the realization she wouldn't have an indoor bathroom to use.
Regardless of what challenges might lie ahead, Kim and North headed out on their camping trip, joined by North's friends and Kim's friend, Larsa Pippen, and her daughter, Sophia. When they arrived, Kim immediately took the lead on the trip, even though she was just figuring it out as she went. They even took a boat out and went fishing, followed by a campfire and ghost stories. They had fun, but in the end, Kim still wasn't any more of a fan of camping than she was to begin with.
"I hope North doesn't think it's a tradition and that we have to go every year, because that's not gonna happen," Kim admitted.