During the first part of "Kim's Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event" which aired on Sunday night, Khloe Kardashian and Kim Kardashian's fiancé Kris Humphries clashed several times as Khloe Kardashian questioned Humphries intentions with her famous sister.
The biggest argument came during Kim Kardashian and Humphries' engagement party held at Khloe Kardashian's home when Humphries walked in on Khloe Kardashian talking about him to a friend. After Khloe Kardashian asked about Humphries' intentions and spoke about her fears onhow fast the couple's relationship was going, Humphries fired back with some criticism of his own.
"What are you trying to say? That I like this world and that's why I'm with Kim," Humphries said. "How dare you question someone else's marriage. Are you sure you're not just using Lamar? He's a Laker, he's got championships. How often are you going to find a tall, successful guy to have kids with?"
Lamar Odom, who plays for the Los Angeles Lakers and is the star of the TV realty show "Khloe & Lamar," married Khloe Kardashian in 2009 after dating for a month.
Humphries later told Kim Kardashian about the incident, which led to her confronting Khloe Kardashian about the situation.
"I don't want this bad energy at my wedding and if all of you are talking [expletive] behind my back there's no reason why any of you should be at my wedding," Kim Kardashian tells her sister during the confrontation.
Khloe Kardashian then asked, "So wait, you don't want me at your wedding?"
"No," Kim Kardashian replied before slamming the door behind her.
From that day in 2007 when the Kardashian clan first landed in our living rooms in the form of their reality show, we've warmed to their peculiar charms (that may have something to do with the fact that you can literally see their faces on television at any given moment, any time of the day -- thank you, E! Network!) So we're not too proud to admit that we watched on Sunday night, and we're watching again Monday -- and don't pretend you aren't either. (We're hoping Kim and Kris actually tie the knot in the second part of this "fairytale"; did anyone else feel like they were watching an extra-long episode of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" on Sunday?)
So pop the champagne and follow Part II of our live-blog for up-to-the-minute updates sure to sate your guilty-pleasure cravings for the week. Follow us on Twitter for even more live coverage of this, ahem, momentous event.
The biggest argument came during Kim Kardashian and Humphries' engagement party held at Khloe Kardashian's home when Humphries walked in on Khloe Kardashian talking about him to a friend. After Khloe Kardashian asked about Humphries' intentions and spoke about her fears onhow fast the couple's relationship was going, Humphries fired back with some criticism of his own.
"What are you trying to say? That I like this world and that's why I'm with Kim," Humphries said. "How dare you question someone else's marriage. Are you sure you're not just using Lamar? He's a Laker, he's got championships. How often are you going to find a tall, successful guy to have kids with?"
Lamar Odom, who plays for the Los Angeles Lakers and is the star of the TV realty show "Khloe & Lamar," married Khloe Kardashian in 2009 after dating for a month.
Humphries later told Kim Kardashian about the incident, which led to her confronting Khloe Kardashian about the situation.
"I don't want this bad energy at my wedding and if all of you are talking [expletive] behind my back there's no reason why any of you should be at my wedding," Kim Kardashian tells her sister during the confrontation.
Khloe Kardashian then asked, "So wait, you don't want me at your wedding?"
"No," Kim Kardashian replied before slamming the door behind her.
From that day in 2007 when the Kardashian clan first landed in our living rooms in the form of their reality show, we've warmed to their peculiar charms (that may have something to do with the fact that you can literally see their faces on television at any given moment, any time of the day -- thank you, E! Network!) So we're not too proud to admit that we watched on Sunday night, and we're watching again Monday -- and don't pretend you aren't either. (We're hoping Kim and Kris actually tie the knot in the second part of this "fairytale"; did anyone else feel like they were watching an extra-long episode of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" on Sunday?)
So pop the champagne and follow Part II of our live-blog for up-to-the-minute updates sure to sate your guilty-pleasure cravings for the week. Follow us on Twitter for even more live coverage of this, ahem, momentous event.
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