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♪♪

[♪ tense music playing]

Just went to the Balenciaga show makeup-free.

Kind of feels good.

Second look of the day.

You guys, guess where I'm at?

In a private room after the Balmain show.

Look at this runway look.

Getting ready, about to walk out the door.

-[people chattering] -Heading to Givenchy, with Kourtney.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[Kim] You guys, I have FOMO!

Everyone's leaving me, and I-- I just got a spray tan

-so I can't leave. -Bye!

-[Kim] Don't go! -Don't wait up.

I'll see you in bed.

[Kim] [weeping] No.

[door slams]

[distant sirens wailing]

[♪ eerie music playing]

[reporter] Breaking overnight,

two men held up Kim Kardashian at gunpoint

and stole two cell phones and jewelry

worth millions of dollars.

[reporter 2] Police say the robbers tied up Kardashian West

and locked her in the bathroom before escaping on bikes.

[♪ suspenseful music playing]

Do you feel guilty at all about what happened?

So, do you not think that she was traumatized?

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[Kim] In 2016, my life changed forever.

[sighs] Okay.

We are still talking about this nine years later.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[♪ "you should see me in a crown" by Billie Eilish playing]

[airplane engine whirring]

♪ Bite my tongue, bide my time ♪

-♪ Wearing a warning sign ♪ -[people chattering]

We just landed in Paris, and we are here for the trial.

It seems just very surreal that it's been almost 10 years,

and this is finally happening.

I just wanna get this over with.

I wanna go in and do what I do

and tell my story, and that's it.

♪ You should see me in a crown ♪

[reporter] After almost nine years

since a terrifying attack and robbery on Kim Kardashian,

the suspects in that violent crime are now on trial.

[reporter 2] Ten people are facing court.

Five are accused of taking part in the heist,

and five are accused of being accessories to the crime.

Look at all these police officers.

It took almost a decade for multiple reasons.

I think the first five years, they were gathering evidence.

-Wow, look at this. -Guns.

-Right behind you. -Look at the machine guns.

Then COVID happened, then the Olympics happened.

Is this what it's gonna be like the whole time?

-I guess so. -Probably.

And so, I'm just happy that we're finally here.

[sighs] How do you feel about tomorrow?

I feel good.

-Yeah? -Yeah.

It's so surreal to have

to look at these people that did this to you,

- like in the face. -Yeah.

Make eye contact or not,

but to be able to see them in daylight.

-Yeah. -Ten years later,

-nine years later. -Yeah.

♪ One by one ♪

[horn honking]

[motorcycle revving]

[film reel whirring]

[♪ pensive music playing]

In 2016, we all went to Paris,

me, Kourtney, Stephanie, and Simone.

We went to Fashion Week.

Oh, look at this cutie trying to get in.

Look at that cutie.

We were just gonna have fun. Kendall was there, my mom was there.

I'm with my mama.

[people chattering]

We had just been to a Givenchy fashion show

with the whole family.

We were having the time of our lives.

[Kim] Look at Kourt's outfit.

I was in Paris when Kim was robbed

and was staying in the apartment with her and Simone

and Stephanie.

When the robbery happened, I was actually in Paris

for Fashion Week.

And Stephanie and I were out at a nightclub with Kendall.

Security had left with me because Kim was just going to bed,

and Simone was just going to bed.

[Simone] I'm Simone Harouche,

and I've known Kim since we were 12 years old.

They were in an apartment with a doorman and a gate,

you know, we didn't think that they needed security there.

[group chattering]

[Kim] And you see everyone leaving me for the night

and little did all the robbers know

that Simone was really with me and stayed back with me.

Everyone kind of thought I was by myself,

but Simone was downstairs.

-See you tomorrow. -Don't stay up too late.

[echoing] Don't wait up.

[overlapping chatter]

I was just in bed falling asleep, just closed my computer.

It was like 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning,

and I heard stomping up the stairs.

-[♪ suspenseful music playing] -And I remember thinking,

you know, it was just Kourtney and Steph, and they must have been drunk,

and I was calling for them.

You know, when you're woken up out of your sleep,

sometimes you're like, "Am I imagining things?

Is this what I'm hearing?"

And I sat up, and I got out of bed,

and I went to the door,

and I heard men, like, saying things.

And I just remember guys barging in

that were in police uniforms.

And then me seeing really quickly

that the concierge from our hotel

was, like, in handcuffs with a gun to him.

And then I realized what was happening.

-She's screaming. -Yeah.

They go and grab her. Are they pointing the gun at her?

He was shaking her with a gun.

And I heard Kim screaming.

[♪ tense, pensive music playing]

And I was like, "This is [bleep] real."

So, I picked up my phone to call 911,

and I didn't know what that was in France.

So I pressed my security guard.

-And they grabbed my phone. -[♪ ominous music playing]

I've known Kim since I was little.

It's like I know all of her sounds.

I know her laughter, I know the tone of her voice

she makes when she's annoyed,

when she's happy.

There's something really different,

the sound that she was making.

It was pure, like, fear.

I remember looking at the concierge gentleman,

and just so-- I was so confused.

I was like, "What's happening? What's happening?

Are we gonna die?" I just kept saying that to him.

"Are we gonna die?"

It was-- It was terror.

It was sheer terror.

My instant reaction was like, "I have babies.

Just let me go."

Like, "Please, I have babies at home."

I didn't see anything.

Like, they can take whatever they want,

and please don't kill me.

I'm shaking.

I'm shaking because I don't know

why these men are in her room,

what they want from her.

Are they in the entire hotel?

And so, in my mind, it wasn't just about Kim,

it was like, "They're taking over the whole hotel.

"Like, everyone's in trouble.

Like, we're-- No one is safe."

I just had my robe on, and that was it.

I was, like, naked underneath.

And at one point, he, like, grabbed my feet

and, like, pulled me towards the bed

and I thought to myself, like, "Okay, he's gonna rape you,

and this is it."

And I, like, braced myself and was like, "Okay."

You know, I'm scared that something bad is happening to her upstairs.

So, it's just, like, overwhelming.

[♪ ominous music playing]

Your friend is screaming.

You're thinking that they're violating her.

Like, it's just-- I-- That's just what I...

And then I'm thinking, "I'm next."

And then he proceeded to, like, tie me up.

[tape ripping]

They zip-tied my hands and feet

and then duct-taped on top of that

while I was still on the bed.

When I realized they weren't gonna rape me,

they were just tying me up,

that's when I thought I was gonna die

because he had put, um, tape over my face,

over my mouth and over my eyes.

So, I think that uncertainty of what's gonna happen

was just the most terrifying feeling.

[♪ somber music playing]

I'm thinking I have to help Kim however I can help her

because I'm the only one in the apartment with her.

One of the guys just yells out "Ring" a few times,

"Ring, ring," and then he saw it.

"Ah, I found it. Aha!"

Like, I just remember him saying, like, "Aha!"

Then he found my other box of jewelry

with all the rest of my stuff and was, like, screaming

in excitement that he found it.

Nine-one-one isn't a number in France,

so that was my first thing is like, "Who am-- Wh-- Who am I calling?"

I texted Kourt and Steph for help.

I said that there were men upstairs with Kim,

and Kourtney responded immediately.

I got a text from Simone that said,

"I just heard Kim say, 'Take anything you want.'"

We had just had that conversation at lunch

saying that if we were ever getting robbed

that we would say, "Take whatever you want."

It was just so crazy.

And so I said, "We're on our way."

I remember running out of the club, and I saw Kourtney

and the security guard getting into the car

and they were like, "We have to go, we have to go.

Like, Kim's been robbed, something happened."

I was thinking about Kourtney,

you know, "I hope when her and Stephanie walk in the room

"that, like, they won't be traumatized for the rest of their lives,

that they will--" I said a prayer for them and my family.

[♪ tense music playing]

Then we just raced out, got in the car.

Kendall was with me,

and we just went straight to the apartment.

And we called my mom.

A call like that is truly unbelievable,

and that's my biggest fear in life,

is that something bad

would happen to one of my children.

Once they were finished,

they picked me up and put me in the bathroom

and then shut the door and then ran out.

[Simone] I heard loud footsteps going down the stairs.

[stomping footsteps]

I heard them pass my room,

so I knew that they weren't coming to me.

And then I heard the door close.

-[door closes] -[reporter] They fled on bikes

with a bag of jewels

leaving Kim and the concierge grateful to be alive.

The zip tie wasn't on tight

and so I was able to get out of it,

and then I was able to pull it off my face.

And then I hear Kim coming down the stairs,

and she's-- she's calling my name.

And she still has tape around her legs,

and she's-- Her bathrobe is off of her.

It's, like, undone.

I-- I definitely, I thought she had been raped.

I still didn't even think that they had robbed her.

You know, she looked like she had been violated,

and she had been, I mean...

-Yeah. -[♪ somber music playing]

And then Kim called me

like a couple minutes later,

and was, like, screaming

and just was like, "Help me!"

Like, screaming on the top of her lungs, "Help! Help me!"

I, like, fell to the ground.

Like, my knees just, like, went out, and I fell to the ground.

It-- It's all such a blur,

and all I knew to do was get in the car and go there.

Thank God I was with her in the same city.

We were five minutes away from each other.

I got there immediately.

We were all together.

And then, the police got there.

-[sirens wailing] -I just remember being in a state of shock

but then also just in a state of distrusting everyone

because the guys came in dressed like police

and then the real police are wearing the same exact uniforms.

And then I was like, "Wait, who's in on this?"

Like, "Who do I trust?

Is this real? Is this not real?"

[♪ pensive music playing]

I remember saying to myself, "Okay, the cops came,

"you're safe, but now you need to go home.

"You just need to get home, and then you'll be okay.

[voice breaking] "And then this feeling that you're feeling

"will go away.

And you don't have to be scared."

It was so much...

emotional shutdown in my brain.

I don't understand what's just gone on.

Everybody's screaming.

It was one of the most...

devastating nights.

You're just in pure sheer panic.

Like, you're just,

you know, and then, like, I said a prayer.

I always know that there's, like, a bigger plan,

and it's always God's plan

and so you kind of make peace with that.

No matter what, it's going to be okay.

[♪ music fades out]

What a terrifying thing to have to go through

when you think you're never gonna see your children again.

Yeah, or just like that changed the trajectory

of how we have to live our lives.

-Yeah. -With security,

-the way that we do. -Right.

It's changed our lives forever.

We would have one security for, like, all of us for the trips.

We just never thought we needed it like that.

I didn't-- I never felt unsafe, you know?

I used to walk around in the city in sweats,

-in a hoodie and, like... - Yeah.

...no security.

-Yeah. -By ourselves.

Right.

So, this experience changed the way that I live,

changed the way that I can comfortably sleep at night.

I don't know, I don't know if that's just a blessing in disguise

'cause something maybe crazier could have happened

had we not changed our security detail.

[Kris] Well, it'll be over soon.

Forty-eight hours, we can put this behind us.

Thank you.

I mean, maybe this is why they gave us a police escort

because these guys are so aggressive.

We've got police escorts.

We've got ten times the security.

This is crazy.

Didn't they learn anything from Diana?

And the paparazzi are surrounding us right now,

and we can barely move our car,

and it's starting to feel really unsafe.

[♪ tense music playing]

Look at these-- Look at these people!

[♪ tense music continues]

[Corey Gamble] What the hell? This is nuts though.

[Kim] They shouldn't be allowed in, right?

-[Kris] Look at these people. -Back up, back up.

-[Kris] Oh, my God. -[Corey] Oh, oh, oh!

[Kris] This just doesn't feel safe.

[♪ mellow music playing]

...was if I did, like, the long, straight hair and, like, no makeup.

[crew member chuckles]

It's the day before the trial, and I'm gonna have a fitting

just to see what I'm gonna wear.

It's really important that I'm here and that I'm present.

But I do have the bar exam two months away.

So, I have to study while I'm here.

I got 100% on this quiz.

And then I have to meet with my attorneys just to go over everything,

and they're gonna tell me what it's like,

and what a French trial is like.

-[Simone] Hi! -[Kim exclaims]

-Hi! -Hey!

-Everyone, this is Simone. -[kiss smacking]

Hi, everyone.

-[overlapping greetings] -Hi. Hi.

Simone is one of my lifers.

We grew up together.

She's a stylist.

So, she came with me 10 years ago,

and she's here to testify

since she witnessed it all.

-[Simone] Hi. -When did you get in?

I got in like a couple hours ago.

[Kim] How are you-- How was New York?

-It was so nice. -It was?

We had the best time.

Should we try on the final look

-to see if that's what we want? -[crew member] Yeah.

It was really random how we met.

Uh, my mom and Faye Resnick were friends,

and she brought me to Kris' house.

Kris was like, "I have a daughter your age,

"she'll be home in an hour!

You should wait, and-- and you guys should meet."

She was like, "Her room's upstairs,

you can go upstairs and just wait for her."

And I remember going into Kim's room

and being shook by all the makeup she had on the counter.

I was 12, and I don't think I even knew

how to use a lip liner.

And Kim had professional makeup laid out on her bathroom,

and she walked in, she's like, "Hey, I'm Kim."

And I ended up sleeping over that night.

We, like, immediately just hit it off,

and we've been friends ever since.

So, is this for tomorrow, or is this--

-Mm-hmm. -[Simone] Okay.

-It's-- -I just think that the attorney

just kept scaring me being like, "I need photos."

Like, they kicked out some of the people

because they were inappropriately dressed.

Really? What does "inappropriately dressed" even mean?

Like, they were too casual.

So, like, they're taking it seriously,

and I get really, like, defensive when they're...

I just want to go in in, like, all diamonds.

-Are you doing that? -I want to.

I don't see why... we can't.

The prosecutor keeps sending notes on how they want me to dress.

They want me to really tone it down,

not wear any jewelry.

I mean, I think it's, like, gonna be deemed

to the court as disrespectful, but...

[♪ pensive music playing]

What they did was disrespectful.

Yes.

And I find it powerful.

So, if they say something, I'll...

What can they do?

I think you should.

I don't like when people tell me what to do.

I know how to dress.

I know what's appropriate and what's not appropriate.

I don't wanna downplay who I am for someone else.

So, it really rubs me the wrong way

when people start giving me all these rules

and try to tell me who I should be.

Shouldn't this be a little tighter?

-[people chattering] -Hi!

[Kris] Hi. Hi.

-Hi. -I bring you great greetings

with tidings and joy.

-[Kim] What is it? Little souvenirs? -Cheesecake.

[Simone and Kim gasping]

-[Simone] Yum. Mm, mm. -Yes, thank you.

-[Kris] Hi. -[Simone] Hi.

-Mwah. -Hi.

-How are you doing? -I'm okay.

-How are you? -Good.

Are you nervous?

I'll be nervous when I walk in.

-You know? -Yeah.

[Simone] Like, what if I forget something?

Like, try to put yourself back there if you can,

for a minute, and maybe it'll just be

such great closure for you.

-Yeah. -I know it's hard.

Easy for me to say 'cause I wasn't in the room with you guys,

but I was down the street.

Yeah.

[softly] Yeah.

-Mom. -[♪ pensive music playing]

[Kris] It doesn't matter how much time passes,

I will always be emotional about this forever and ever.

I talk about it, and it takes me back

to what could have happened.

And by the grace of God

what didn't happen.

[voice breaking] That-- You go back to that call, you know?

Of you in the bushes calling me.

-[laughing] In the bushes. Remember? -[Kris] You were behind a bush.

Remember, we were hiding in the bushes?

[Simone] Opening the door and you're like...

-[overlapping chatter] -..."This is where we need to go."

-"...just got robbed." I'm like... -[Kim] In the bushes.

-No, or when you open the window... -It was horrible.

...and you're like, "If they come back, we're jumping out the window."

-And it was just like-- - You guys were ready to jump...

-[Simone sighs] -[Kris] ...down to the cement.

We didn't know why they were there

and if they were coming back for other things.

Kim immediately went into, like, "Where is the exit?"

She was like, "If they come back and we're in this room,

we have to jump out of the window."

And that-- Just, like, onto the street.

We were only one floor up, but still it was a high floor.

But that's how scary it was,

that that was the option for safety

is jumping out of a window and breaking our bodies.

Do you remember this?

Hold on, I'll be right back.

North gave me this Lego and was like,

"This is a treasure box that will keep you safe, Mommy.

I'm putting magical things in it."

So, right before my trip to Paris nine years ago,

North, when I was leaving, she must have been three years old,

and Saint was one,

she gave me a Lego treasure box.

And so, I would put it by my bed, and we'd be like,

"We made it another night from ISIS."

We kept thinking it was, like, ISIS that was gonna get us.

No, I-- I remember, like, that part.

For some reason, I was so nervous about going on this trip.

I was so nervous about ISIS.

ISIS was such a thing, and I was like,

"Oh, my God, they're gonna get us."

They grabbed it 'cause it was in the Louis Vuitton thing

with all my jewelry, and they threw this out.

And so, like, this was the only thing that I got to keep,

and I kept it!

And I took it home with me and I was like, "This kept me safe!"

I was like who cares about the jewels? It kept me safe.

So, now I brought it to keep us safe,

so we can, like, rub the little...

I can't believe you--

-...Lego treasure box. -I actually remember this

on the side of your, like--

[Kim] Bed! I would-- I would--

Every night we would be like, "We made it!"

When they took all my stuff,

that was the only thing that they left.

And so, it kept me safe.

You look so great from behind.

-[Kim] Hmm. -I know you've never heard that before.

[laughter]

But I thought as your mother, I could say it.

[♪ upbeat music playing]

[horns honking]

Hello?

Hello, hello, hello.

-How are you? -Hi. How are you?

-Good. -You look gorgeous.

Mwah. Thank you.

-Hello. -[Michael Rhodes] Oh, hi.

-How are you? -How are you, beautiful?

Good to see you. This is Simone, everyone.

-Pleasure to meet you in person. -Hi, hi.

-How are you? -Hi. Hi, how are you?

So, I'm meeting with my French legal team.

Léonor has been on the case from the beginning,

and I brought my attorney, Mike, from home.

-How was today? -[Michael] Today was interesting.

It was the guy that mans the hotel at night.

-[Kris] Uh-huh. -So he testified

for quite some time, maybe f-four hours.

[Kris] Wow.

[Michael] He was asked how he felt.

At one point, he says, "I thought I was going to die."

And then he said, "And I'm sure Kim thought

she was going to die."

The French media has referred to them

as "The Grandpa Robbers."

-[Kim] Mm-hmm. -Yeah.

Some of them look quite old and infirm.

-One man has, um... -Cancer.

Yeah, and one guy's-- One of the main guys has a cane.

Is very-- Looks quite old.

I think the term "The Grandpa Robbers"

is offensive.

It sort of minimizes their strength and intensity

and, "Oh, they're weak and feeble.

They couldn't have been scary."

I didn't think for a second

that they were less harmful because of their age,

or that they wouldn't have killed me because of their age.

These men had guns.

Like, they were bigger men.

When someone barges in your room

in the middle of the night when you're sleeping

with a gun to your head...

and a mask over their face,

I did not think that they were old

when they came in the room.

Wait, so this was the guy that tied me up?

Kim didn't see what they looked like,

but she saw their guns,

and she felt their force

when they were taping her up.

They had to show me in my prep

the photos of what they looked like now

versus what they looked like 10 years ago.

You would not recognize them.

They were fit, they were sound,

they had guns.

Do you wanna talk about logistics tomorrow?

-[Simone] Yeah. -[Kris] Yeah, we were thinking

it might be important for you to go with Simone.

-That's fine. -Hers is at 9:00 a.m.

Christy can go with Simone.

-[Michael] Yeah, yeah. -And they can meet

you guys there with my sister.

[Michael] Whatever you want to do.

You're gonna go on at 1:30.

-Perfect. -Oh, I knew

there was one other thing I wanted to tell you both.

-You're standing, you're not-- -I'm standing?

-You're standing. You know how-- -[Kris] Oh, fabulous.

-I hate standing. -So, you're like this.

I get exhausted.

So, it's six hours of standing?

[Michael] So wear comfortable shoes.

-I don't have any comfortable shoes. -I know, I know.

I know, that was probably a stupid remark.

You did bring those slippers you just showed us.

Can you imagine? No.

I won't.

-[bells tolling] -[♪ ethereal music playing]

We have 20 minutes.

I got it.

[Kris] I think we're just really...

trying to focus on...

what we're about to do, and where we're about to go.

And Kim's role in all of this is just

to testify the best of her ability.

That's all she can do.

And try to somehow

lead the jurors and the president and the judges

to understand what happened to her

that night in the middle of the night.

And how terrifying that was

and how it's changed her entire life.

I hate that she has to relive it all over again.

That breaks my heart for her.

But I'm here to support her and just to be here for her

and help her through a really hard day.

[♪ pensive music playing]

[mouth full] Also, we're running a bit late on time. [laughing]

-[Kris laughing] -[producer] It's a terrible end

to this very...

-[Kris] Yeah. -...serious...

-Glam is also serious. -But a girl's gotta do her hair.

-[Chris Appleton] She's gotta look cute. -[laughter]

[Kim] Today is the day of the trial,

and Simone got up really early

to go do her testimony.

So, I can't wait to hear what it's like.

Uh, Bottega Veneta.

[Youssef Marquis] Are you gonna do this every time I come?

Say the brands in the wrong ways?

Yeah, exactly.

[chuckles] Always on camera.

I don't know whether I just do like an Oxford,

"San Laron" Oxford with laces.

-I can't. "San Laron? San Laron?" -[Youssef chuckling]

Saint Laurent?

-How do you say "San Laron?" -Saint Laurent.

But I don't go, [in French accent] "San Laron,"

or whatever you say.

[Youssef] You said it! You said it more French.

-[in French accent] Saint Laurent. -See? I said it very French.

[in Italian accent] Bottega Veneta!

[normal accent] It's Bottega Veneta, I get it.

But it's more fun this way.

-[Simone] Hi! -[Youssef] Hi.

-How are you? -[Kim] [gasps] Simone!

-Simone. Bravo! -[people cheering]

[Kim] Okay, tell us everything.

[Kris] Tell us what happened.

[Simone] It's...

-Um, it was... -Tell us everything.

It's really hot.

-I need to just warn you. -Okay.

There's not really a breeze,

-and there's no air. -[Kim] Did you cry?

-I cried a lot. -[Chris] How many times?

-Or just the whole time? -I just cried.

So, they were happy about that

'cause I was-- I was very emotional.

I definitely think Simone needed closure,

and I think that this was really good for her.

This is something that really affected Simone

and I'm really proud of her for being so strong

and doing this with me.

One of the main guys is sitting right, right here.

-[Kris] Oh. -[Kim] Like where?

-So you're on the podium -[Kim] Yeah.

-[Simone] And the guy is literally-- -[Kris] The criminal?

Yeah, like, in the-- right out of the corner of your eyes.

-[Kris] Stop it. -Yeah.

They're all around,

-all of us. -[Kris] And there's like nine of 'em.

I don't know. Kim, you would've been proud of me.

I was like pretty...

-[Kim] I'm so proud of you. -And I wasn't really, like, shook by them.

-[Kim] Yeah. -[Simone] Because they were like,

"Why didn't you go to Kim?"

I was like, "You need to understand

"the kind of person that Kim is

and the kind of person that I am." [laughing]

Because, like, they were like so confused why...

-[Kris] You wouldn't run up there? -Yeah.

I can't even believe that anyone would even think

that it was her responsibility

to come up in the middle of what she knew

to be a scary situation, hearing me cry and scream.

Imagine hearing that and then she's just gonna walk up

and be like, "Hey, what's going on?"

And, like, try to break it up or think that she could?

[♪ pensive music playing]

It happened the way it was supposed to, ladies.

-Yeah. -Thank God you didn't come out.

Simone's very frantic.

I think she wouldn't have known what to do

and, like, in an emergency situation,

it just would've been a-- It's, like, great she didn't come out.

She would've had us killed. Seriously.

-[Simone laughing] -[Kim] Just with-- Just with, like--

I knew when to, like...

-[♪ tense music playing] -[Kris] Hold 'em?

-Know when-- -Shut the [bleep] up.

I think that they would've got so defensive,

all the robbers, if they heard noise downstairs,

if they thought someone else was there.

They had no clue she was there,

and she was able to hear it all and call for help...

and be there the second they left.

And that was the best decision she ever made.

And had she come up,

we would have died, for sure.

[Simone] So what, are-- Are you gonna do a lot of diamonds?

-[Kim] Yeah. -[Chris] Like this?

[Youssef] One hundred percent.

[Kim] Should I wear the ring

that they stole from me that I ended up...

-[Kris] Replacing for a bigger one? -[Kim] ...replacing?

[Simone] Yes.

-[crew member] Oh, fabulous. Yes. -[Chris] You absolutely should.

[Kim] Do you have it? Twenty-two karats, baby.

-[crew member] Oh, my God. -[Youssef] Major. Is that the one robbed?

-Or did you go and get that for you? -[Kim] This is the one--

-[Kris] Get your clothes on. -[crosstalk]

You have five minutes.

-[Kim] Okay. -[crew member] Yes, you're wearing it.

[Kris] Wait, I-- You know I love you and I love everybody in this room,

but do you think we really should walk in there

with all the diamonds on?

Should we rethink this?

No.

They're not gonna take my power.

-I wanna be who I wanna be. -[Kris] Okay.

And I feel like they took that away from me for so long.

-[♪ gentle music playing] -[Kris] Yep.

For years, I didn't wear diamonds,

and I couldn't even have fathomed wearing them...

and it changed the way that I operate in my home,

for what I keep in my home.

But, like, again on the final straw,

you're still telling me what I'm not allowed to do

because... of what these people have done?

And so, it wouldn't be appropriate to wear jewelry?

Like, it's not being disrespectful to the courts, is it?

She should be able to wear what she wants.

[Kim] I mean, if they comment on the jewels,

it's just, that's how I feel.

-[Kris] Mike Rhodes. -[crew member] I need this hand.

[Kris] "Hi, guys, we spoke to the prosecutor,

"and she's against wearing any showy jewelry...

-[Simone] Oh. -"...in the courtroom,

"so both of you need to really tone it down

and we don't want to upset anyone in the courtroom."

-Like what-- -[Kris] You gotta take it off.

-No! -[crew member 2] Nice.

Good.

-Youssef? -[Youssef] I'm here.

-What do you think? -[Youssef] I wouldn't take it off.

It's 2025.

Like, who can tell a woman what to do?

Like, it's crazy.

[Kim] I was being myself

and you tried to literally rob me of that,

and now they're taking away my experience

to wear whatever I want to wear

out of respect for them, or so it'll look a certain way?

Like, that's kind of where I draw the line here.

I want to taunt the [bleep] out of these losers.

I wanna wear whatever the [bleep] I wanna wear,

if I wanna wear it.

-Kill it. You got it. -[Simone] You got this.

-[Youssef] You got this. -I wasn't sure if I--

[Simone] You got this, babe. [laughing]

I'm feeling prepared.

[♪ bright music playing]

♪ Won't stop fighting today ♪

♪ I got guts ♪

-♪ I'm not afraid ♪ -♪ Yeah ♪

♪ I'm not afraid ♪

-♪ To take a stand ♪ -♪ It's been a ride ♪

♪ To take the stand ♪

♪ Everybody ♪

♪ I guess I had to go to that place ♪

-♪ To get to this one ♪ -♪ We'll walk this road together ♪

♪ Now some of you might still be in that place... ♪

[Kim] Yeah. Simone made me feel better.

[Kris] Well, you're gonna do great.

I feel really calm and Zen,

and I just think that's, like, how I always am.

Calmness doesn't take away feeling emotion for me.

I think I can still be emotional and-- and get my story out.

[security guard] Um, you good to go?

-Yeah. -Yeah.

But I'll never be fidgety and nervous to go into something.

It's just not who I am.

♪ I'm not afraid ♪

♪ I'm not afraid ♪

♪ To take a stand ♪

♪ To take a stand ♪

♪ Everybody ♪

-[crowd clamoring] -♪ Everybody ♪

-♪ Come take my hand ♪ -[camera shutters clicking]

♪ Come take my hand ♪

♪ This world together ♪

♪ And through the storm ♪

[reporters] Kim, Kim!

[reporter] This morning, Kim Kardashian walking into court,

testifying for the first time

in front of the men who she says

she believed we're going to kill her.

[reporter] Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim!

-[camera shutters clicking] -[crowd yelling]

[Kris] Kim is a very calm person.

She's in control.

She's strong.

She is not gonna get emotional about it,

and she's just gonna deal with it.

And sometimes, you know what?

It's really good to be Kim.

[reporter] Kardashian arrived

and dressed defiantly in diamonds,

including a ring strikingly similar

to the $4 million engagement ring stolen back in 2016.

Of course Kim is gonna wear the diamonds.

She's not gonna let them win.

She's not gonna let them take away her dignity.

And that's a very brave thing to do.

-♪ I'm not afraid ♪ -[reporters] Kim, Kim!

♪ I'm not afraid ♪

-♪ To take a stand ♪ -[crowd yelling]

[Kim] I'm just not nervous.

This was less than 10 minutes of my life.

I've lived an amazing life.

I don't know, that's always, like, given me a little bit of peace

just to know, like, what was it?

Eight, nine minutes of pure terror and panic

aren't going to ruin me.

-[crowd yelling] -[♪ "Not Afraid" by Eminem continues]

♪ I'ma hold my ground ♪

[Kim] I'm just so ready to face these guys

and to have this just really be behind me.

[people chattering]

[cameras shutters clicking]

[Kris] The whole atmosphere,

the energy, everything feels surreal.

And Kim is three feet from the perpetrators.

What a scary thing.

[reporter] Even though it's been almost nine years

since the robbery, Kardashian thanked the court

at the start of her testimony for she said,

"Giving her the opportunity to share her truth."

When I first saw the robbers' faces,

I wanted to look them in the eyes.

I wasn't afraid of it.

Like, I wasn't afraid to confront them

or see them or communicate with them.

I wanted to hear what they had to say.

[reporter] Kardashian faced the group accused

of stealing more than $6 million in jewelry,

giving chilling testimony about being bound,

gagged, and held at gunpoint.

A lot of people thought this was just another part

of her reality show, a staged act.

And she talked about how she felt hurt

so many people didn't believe her.

I definitely remember people even in the vicinity near us,

like, questioning if this really happened.

And that was-- It's really gross.

The narrative that my daughter

would make something like this up was ludicrous.

I mean, it was just unfathomable

that somebody could have said something like that.

[reporter] Many critics think Kim Kardashian's attack

was an inside job or even faked.

[reporter 2] Kardashian filed a federal lawsuit

for three posts which claimed

that Kardashian faked the robbery.

Howard Stern was like famously mocking it all the time

and saying that it was just-- I'm sick,

and it's such a joke and I made it all up.

I remember he was so defiant about it,

and I was like, "How can you be so certain?"

Like, "People trust you," you know?

And that-- that always stuck with me also.

Trusted media and people were spreading

this narrative as if it was something to think about.

Even my ex-husband had said, you know,

"And you faked your robbery for a TV show"

and had said that in front of all these people.

That was so...

like a knife to my heart.

[voice breaking] Just to think that someone wouldn't believe you is like...

that's so close to you,

that should know you,

that should know how much that affected your life,

it just really bothered me for...

like, you don't know who I am.

So, to finally be able to go to trial...

and-- and face these people and hear their, like,

accounts and apologies and, like...

I'm like, "See, guys, it was real."

You know?

I'm happy it's over.

[♪ tense, somber music playing]

[bells tolling]

[people chattering]

[camera shutters clicking]

[indistinct chatter]

I think it was, you know, a, a heroic effort for her.

[♪ poignant music playing]

She testified this was a devastating experience

and-- and she was asked to come.

She was very committed to it for a variety of reasons,

including the fact that

she herself wants to become a lawyer.

She's committed to the justice system in all its forms.

And I think it will help her,

and-- and also Simone who testified this morning,

get past these events finally.

Ooh, thank God that's done.

You did great. I'm so proud of you.

-[♪ gentle music playing] -That was

maybe six hours of torture.

And it's over. Kim did amazing.

[Kim] When is the sentencing, do you know?

[Kris] Two weeks.

She wanted to take her power back,

and so that's exactly what she did.

[♪ gentle music playing]

[crew members chattering]

-[producer] She's back! -[Kim] Oh.

[sighing]

[exhales] I'm exhausted.

Just my feet hurt.

It was-- It was good.

It was good. It was necessary.

Relieved.

Very relieved.

I hate that she had to relive it, but she was so strong,

and I think she needed to feel those emotions, too.

It's very freeing to be able to say,

"This is what happened to me

and this is what I lived through."

And then the fact that you said that you forgave them

was very... strong and--

But it's also my truth.

Like, I can't live my whole life holding a grudge--

Like, truly, they changed my life for the better.

I wanted to say that. And I thought my attorneys were gonna count like--

-[Kris] Yeah. -Like, they'd lose it if I said that.

-Yeah. -To say thank you for doing this to me.

Yeah, just on what I value in life...

-[Kris] Mm-hmm. -...the things that matter to me,

what's important to me, you know?

Yeah. I-- It's fun.

I'll wear this all day long, you know?

But, like, do I really care?

Yeah. Just kidding.

No, you know what I mean?

Like, it doesn't move me.

I'm looking at this more as an experience that

was a really big growth experience for me in my life,

and it changed me and made me a better person.

So, I don't really look at it as negatively

as maybe some people would take it.

I think-- Well, I know Kim's focus of material things

prior to the robbery were on an all-time high.

And that situation, I think, definitely shook her up

where she had to realize what her priorities are.

And sure, if you get stripped of everything,

does that mean they take everything from you?

And absolutely not.

She still has everything that matters.

And I think it just really made her lean into who she is

and lean on family.

And I love the version that she is now.

[Kris] Mm-hmm.

Um, like, "I'm gonna cut you"?

Yeah, pretty much.

-[laughter] -No.

Simone, come in.

-I was just recapping. Hi. -Hi.

Tell me everything.

-Um... -How was it?

I can't believe you were talking for five and a half hours.

-Uh-huh. -[mouth full] Oh, my God,

-I got-- I got emotional. -[Kris] She did great.

-I-- I read that you were. -Oh, really?

Yeah, I was reading the, like, live updates.

-Were you surprised? -Well, they read me--

The guy said an apology, also,

which is the guy that tied me up.

-Yeah. -So he wrote me a letter in 2017,

and I didn't read it.

-[Simone] Really? -And so he read it out loud, the judge.

And um-- And then I was like hysterically crying,

to where they had to, like, get me tissue.

-I was like... [mimics sobbing] -[Simone] Really?

Yeah. And, like, tears were coming down.

Tears were just, like, rolling down my face,

and I was like... "Ugh, [bleep]."

I do. You want me to read it to you guys?

"After seeing you in a French TV show,

"after seeing the emotion

"and the psychological damage I inflicted on you,

"I have decided to write.

"Not to get any kind of leniency from you or the court.

"I admit what I have done.

"I come to you as a human being

"and want to tell you how much I regret what I did.

"It destroyed me to see you in tears.

"I am very sorry for the suffering I made you endure.

"You, your family, and your children.

"Of course, the past cannot be undone.

"But I hope this letter can help you forget bit by bit

"the trauma that I made you suffer.

With my most sincere apologies."

I think that's very sweet...

and I do think it is the right thing to do and I do--

I'm very, like, a person that lives

by what is the right thing to do.

[♪ gentle music playing]

I think that's very, like, noble of him

to have done that...

you know?

[♪ gentle music continues]

So, the podium's here, so like if you're the guy,

I literally turned to him and I said, "I forgive you.

Like, thank you for your letter."

During the robbery, he kept getting close to me

and, like, saying to me like just, "Shh." And, "You okay?"

Like, that was in English.

He would just go, "Shh. You okay? Shh."

In that moment, I was like, "Okay, he doesn't want to hurt me."

At least this guy doesn't want to.

It was like the glimmer that made me feel like it might be okay.

So I definitely have way more sympathy to him,

that I absolutely forgive him, you know?

The one guy that wrote the book, he was like,

"Do you have anything to say to him?"

And I was like, "Yeah, I think it's kind of, like, tasteless.

"First, you come in here and take all my stuff

and then you wanna profit even more."

And then, he made a statement, and I didn't turn around.

Then at the end, I was like, you know what?

I appreciate all of their statements,

and I forgive all of them.

Kim talks a lot about second chances

through her advocacy work.

But, it's easier to do that when you're not the victim.

You know? It-- It shows that she's actually walking the walk.

Yeah, I mean, I think with all the prison reform work that I do,

it has, like, opened up a different level of empathy

that I have in my soul.

But I also think that there is accountability,

and there is growth, and there is rehabilitation,

to be able to be better in our society when they get out.

It-- Uh, we always on our chats are like,

"How do you do this with grace?"

You know? How?

I mean, she's a big person.

Like, we can all forgive anyone

that has, like, wronged us or done something.

It doesn't mean I want them in my circle,

and I want them around, but I forgive you

and, like, I hope you have the best life.

But I'm always a forgiver.

I think that's always who I've been.

And it was hard to listen to.

It felt good to, like, get it out.

-Be emotional. -Yeah.

I am so happy this trial's over.

You know, we'll wait and hear the verdict, and then we can move on.

But I have-- I have school to do.

I have-- I have some things to do.

That's, like, my personality

is like I checked that box off, that's done,

and let's move on, we did it.

You should be very proud of yourself, Kim.

-[Simone] Yeah. -You did a great job.

And it's over.

[Simone] It's over.

-[Kris] And-- -It's over.

-[Kris] I'm gonna go take a bath. -Okay.

[Kris] Au revoir.

♪ Suddenly, I'm seeing everything so different ♪

[bike bell ringing]

♪ Like I'm looking at the world through a brand new lens ♪

[♪ "Celebrate" by Tim Halperin playing]

[Kim] We have a puff, we have powder, we have it all.

[Kris] Cool.

It's our final day in Paris,

and we're just gonna go shopping and walking around

and it's been a minute since I've been here.

I feel like I've always just been really in and out.

I'm excited for it.

-It's just like, I'm exhausted. -"I'm very busy."

-[stylist] It's not you, babe. -"I'm exhaus--"

[in British accent] "I'm exhausted."

I'm exhausted, babe.

My feelings about the city

are super special.

I'm such a sentimental person.

I don't think that experience is gonna ruin

a whole lifetime of me being in love with Paris

and wanting to have new experiences there and new memories.

[Kris] [laughing] We're slap happy.

Yeah.

Why do they call it "slap happy"?

-It's because you-- -Somebody's so happy,

-you just beat the shit out of them? -[laughter]

[laughing] Oh, my God.

It just feels so good to see my daughter having some fun

with a smile on her face.

It just feels so much lighter now.

Are you wearing a baseball cap?

Yeah. Are you wearing a suit?

[people laughing]

Wait, you're wearing a baseball cap with that fur thing?

-Yeah. Are you wearing... -[Kris] I'm into it.

-...a suit with loafers? -[Kris] Mm-hmm.

[laughing] And a wig?

-Just kidding. -[Kris laughing]

-[Chris] Oh, you're a bitch. -Oh, okay.

Do you have your extensions on?

-[Chris] Oh, girls, come on! -Do you have fake lashes on?

-I'm just kidding. -[laughter]

[laughing] Are those her teeth?

[all laughing]

Actually, yes. But yours?

Mine are real. Never had a veneer, baby.

[Kris] Turn around and let's get started.

Bend over. [laughing]

-[people laughing] -[Chris] I can't believe it.

[Kim] Oh, my God. Can you grab my makeup?

Oh! I love myself, ah!

-[Kim] Yep, our noses are real. -Oh, God, you guys.

The noses are probably the only thing

on my face that's real. [laughing]

Do we have any real gum?

[chuckles] That's fake, too.

-[all laughing] -[♪ upbeat music playing]

[birds chirping]

[bees buzzing]

[phone ringing]

Hi, guys.

-[Kris] Hi. -[Simone] Hi.

We're just, uh, looking at the verdict.

-Oh, is it out? -[Kim] Are you in the chat?

Yeah.

It's been two weeks since the trial, and the verdict is in.

Okay.

-It's coming through in our text thread. -What?

[Simone] Oh, my gosh.

[birds chirping]

Um, it said the first guy is found guilty.

-Oh, my God! -[Simone] Oh, my God.

-[Kim] That they read. -Which one?

[Kim] Oh, both-- Another one guilty.

The two guys in the room.

-Guilty and guilty. -[Kris] Wow.

[Kim] I wonder-- The only one-- I think they'll all be found guilty.

The only one is just the driver.

-Gary? -Yeah.

-Wow, what a ring. -[Kim] The third guy, guilty.

-[Simone] Oh, my gosh. -Stop!

[Kim] Oh, a fourth one guilty.

[Kris] Oh, my goodness.

I'm glad you went and told your story, Kim,

because I think it really made a difference

for people to hear about how terrifying it all was.

I'm so happy.

Wait, this guy, Harminy.

Not guilty as main author, but guilty as an accomplice.

He was the driver.

Who wrote the book called, "How I Kidnapped Kim Kardashian"?

I think it was Abbas.

Let me Google, "Book written..."

[Kris] What does that mean? A boss?

[Kim] His last name.

Oh.

-Oh. I thought you meant "boss." -[Kris] Yeah, so did I.

-[Kris and Simone laughing] -No.

I think it's just, like, relief, you know?

I feel like crying, but I don't know why I feel like crying.

Hearing the verdict "Guilty" is so satisfying.

It's been a long time coming,

and this really dark chapter is behind us

and that's exactly what we've been hoping for

all of these years.

They just texted. The girl.

-She's guilty. -[Kris] Oh. Oh, wow.

-[Kim] Guilty of conspiracy. -[Kris] Wow.

Oh, Gary, not guilty.

-Good for him for standing... -[Kris] [laughing] Oh, my God.

[Kim] ...for standing his ground.

He was friends with some of the robbers,

and he told them that his brother was driving me.

He wasn't the driver,

and he's saying, "I didn't know that they were gonna go rob her.

"I just was friends with them,

and I randomly was in a bar and told them."

-Wow. -[Simone] And the woman was involved

in selling the diamonds, right?

-[Kim] Yes, yes. -Like, she--

[Kim] She sold them, I think.

Oh, wait, this other one. Not guilty.

Acquittal for robbery, guilty for weapon detention.

Eight out of the 10 that were charged

were convicted and found guilty.

So, that made me feel, um...

like accountability has been taken.

I couldn't be happier.

I'm so relieved.

[Kris] I'm just glad that you have closure,

and I'm really proud of you

because I know how hard that was.

You're so-- You're the strongest woman I know.

And you too, Simone.

-I know how-- -[Simone laughs]

I know how scary that was for you.

But the fact that you did that for Kim.

Yeah, that was-- I know you were really scared to do that.

It is really great, and I love you for that.

-Aw. -You're a great friend.

[♪ gentle music playing]

Most people don't have friends like that, you know?

Well, we're-- We're all lucky.

Yeah, we are. We're blessed.

Well, you guys are alive,

and that's what I thank God for every day.

-Well, congratulations, Kim. -[Kim] I love you.

-[Simone] Love you guys. Bye. -Bye, guys.

[Kris] Congrats, Simone. Love you guys.

♪ We make amends ♪

♪ Nothing can stop us... ♪

I wouldn't have changed a thing.

Handling it the way that I handled it saved my life,

got me here, changed my life,

changed who I am,

no matter how hard or crazy it-- it was,

I am grateful... for the lessons.

♪ Start again ♪

It does feel good just to be acknowledged that this,

you know, happened,

and everyone will take accountability.

I think that just feels good to have this behind me.

I really hope that Kim gets the closure that she deserves.

It's been long enough,

and I really hope that those limp [bleep]

drop the soap in jail.

[♪ quirky music playing]

Okay, I have to study for the bar now.

I have to write an essay.

And I'm on a time crunch, so...

[producer] Okay, let's let her be, guys.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[Kim] Next, on The Kardashians...

-Hi. -[fan] Woo! Hi, Khloé!

-[Khloé] Hi. -Welcome to Germany, Khloé.

Thank you for having me.

I don't do public speaking, but it's fine.

It's gonna be great.

♪ Whoa ♪

We are celebrating 10 years of Kylie Cosmetics.

-[camera clicking] -[♪ upbeat music playing]

Somebody caught it!

-Happy Travis Barker Day! -[crowd cheering]

[Kourtney] Travis was born and raised in Fontana.

They are honoring him

and giving him the key to the city.

-[Travis] So cool! -[crowd cheering]

-I did it! -[group cheering]

[group exclaiming]

You didn't know she was gonna be late.

-But I did. -Kourtney?

But I did know, Khloé!

I feel like I'm constantly walking on eggshells,

and I cannot even have a conversation with her.

[Kourtney] I think I'm gonna go.

[Kim] I'm really proud that I put so much into this.

I know that Kourtney for sure won't understand it.

Kourtney is questioning the why.

Bye, guys.

-[Kim] God bless her. -[friend] God bless.

[♪ dramatic music playing]

[♪ whimsical music playing]

♪♪

[bell tolling]