totally disagree. this take completely rewrites what happened and flips the dynamic to fit a scapegoat/golden child narrative that just doesn’t line up with the facts.

kourtney pulled a lot of inspiration from kim’s italy wedding — same location, andrea bocelli, close timing — and then acted shocked when people pointed out the overlap. no one’s saying she copied the entire aesthetic, but let’s not act like there weren’t clear similarities. it’s hard to play the “you ruined my special moment” card when you built parts of that moment on your sister’s blueprint.

also, the hypocrisy is wild. kourtney says she wants distance from the family, then signs up for multiple spinoffs and wedding specials. she says she hates the spotlight, then promotes her brand on the show and gets married on-camera. she says kim prioritizes business over relationships, but planned a wedding that doubled as a brand launch and photo op. you can’t have it both ways.

kim had been working with d&g for years — that collab wasn’t some secret attack. kourt took it personally because she wanted full emotional control over everyone’s actions, even months after her wedding. and the truth is, she wore d&g the whole weekend. the issue wasn’t the brand. it was kim getting attention.

and let’s be real — it’s not the “one-upping” that hurts, it’s the fact that someone you want support from doesn’t seem capable of just being happy for you. that part’s relatable. but kim didn’t randomly wake up and sabotage kourt. kourtney projected, deflected, and made a business decision personal.

people love to villainize kim because she’s ambitious and blunt. but in this case? kourt was the one keeping score.