“It has gotten easier because I think you just get to a level where you see that so much of it is noise and we have each other — we have us as a support system,” Kardashian told Michael Strahan on “Good Morning America,” after the host asked how she felt about being in front of the camera for the last 15 years.
“I couldn’t do it without my family,” Kardashian continued, “just because when there’s, maybe, a little too much noise, everyone’s there to be like, ‘Okay, we know what’s real. We know what’s happening. This doesn’t matter. Let’s all just come back to what we know.’”
“That’s each other,” she added. “I feel so grateful that we had all of those experiences at the same time so that we could really lean on each other.”
Season two of “The Kardashians” on Hulu premieres on Thursday. The season is expected to cover Kardashian’s short-lived relationship with former “Saturday Night Live” star Pete Davidson, her legal studies, and her new business ventures.
Kardashian also said this season is her “season of independence.”
“I feel that way. I just think that you see me making decisions for myself, obviously always thinking about my kids, but generally just doing things for myself,” Kardashian said.