Kim Kardashian admits her children aren’t “the most comfortable” around Tristan Thompson’s mentally disabled brother, Amari Thompson.
Tristan, 34, became his little brother’s guardian after their mother died in 2023. Amari has a severe form of epilepsy and is wheelchair-bound. He has frequent epileptic seizures around Kim’s children.
Khloé Kardashian, who has 2 children with Tristan, invited her ex and his brother to live with her after Tristan’s home was flooded during a torrential rainstorm.
Kim Kardashian often visits Khloe’s home with her 4 children by Kanye West.
Kim, 44, admits her children aren’t comfortable around Amari and they do not fully understand Amari’s disabilities.
“They have a lot of questions and, at times, they might not be the most comfortable,” she said in a confessional interview on the latest episode of “The Kardashians.”
Kim encourages her children to play with Amari so they can get to know him.
“I think it’s so important that they play with him and they really get to know him,” she said.
Khloé, 40, said her children, True, 6, and Tatum, 2, have adjusted well to Amari.
“My kids, they’re much more exposed to Amari than some of the other kids, so True’s more concerned than frightened of Amari, but I do think it’s important for our kids and everyone’s kids to be exposed to all different types of people,” Khloé explained on “The Kardashians.”
