Kim Kardashian Braces for Impact as She Confronts Sister Kourtney After Feud: She 'Can Be Such a F---ing Bitch'

Kim Kardashian did not know what to expect when she offered her sister Kourtney Kardashian Barker a spot in her SKIMS collab with Dolce & Gabbana.

On the Feb. 27 episode of The Kardashians, Kim, 44, pulled up to her sister's house nervous about the offer she was about to make.

"I am so nervous to go in and ask Kourtney to do the Dolce & Gabbana campaign with me," Kim said. "She could either be such a f---ing bitch and say, 'Go f--- myself' and 'Absolutely not,' or [she can] make some money with me."

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After warming up with a game of ping pong, Kim got down to business with Kourtney, 45, and spilled the beans on the "exciting opportunity" for them both.

"I just couldn't imagine a better campaign than you and me together. I just think it wouldn't be, like, a Dolce thing without you," she told Kourtney.

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In a confessional, Kourtney reflected on the feud she and Kim had two years ago over the brand, which bubbled up after Kim was named creative director for the Spring 2023 Dolce & Gabbana Milan Fashion Week show months after Kourtney wore several looks from the Italian luxury fashion house for her May 2022 wedding to Travis Barker.

"Initially, everything that she did with Dolce, I just felt, like, so disconnected from my sister and I didn't feel like my feelings were heard or validated or understood," Kourtney said. " My feelings didn't matter ... She just had to do it all."

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At the time, Kourtney had said on The Kardashians that she felt like Kim's involvement with the fashion house was "not about just business" but instead was her "legit copying my wedding." Her sister, however, claimed she'd passed on opportunities and even delayed the partnership "out of respect for Kourtney."

"It wouldn't be a Dolce moment without me?" Kourtney asked Kim, who then responded, "It wouldn't. I recognize that. I really know that."

Kourtney decided that the pair have "moved on in life" following their feud and admitted that the campaign "sounds iconic" and she was game for it.

Kim was visibly surprised. "Did you guys hear that? Did you get that on camera? She said yes!"

In a confessional, she added, "I gotta say, I'm shocked. She said it'll be iconic! She just was like... She got it."

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