Khloe Kardashian believes in “Let bygones be bygones.” In 2012, on NBC’s morning show, Today, Savannah Clark Guthrie asked the reality TV star if O.J. Simpson was her father. Recently, the co‑anchor of the Today show admitted that she felt “embarrassed” by the incident. However, it seems Kardashian holds no grudges against Guthrie, as she called her a “doll” after the American broadcaster apologized for her question recently.
Khloe Kardashian is no longer bitter about questions on her father’s real identity, says source
It has been years since Savannah Guthrie asked a question about Khloe Kardashian’s father on her NBC show. She recalled the incident on Monday’s episode of the Today show, where she was asked whether she regrets asking anything from her past interviews.
The journalist admitted that she regrets asking her guest, Kardashian, about her father in 2012. Apparently, Guthrie asked the reality TV star if O.J. Simpson was her biological father. Guthrie said she felt pressured by producers to ask such an uncomfortable question.
Kardashian handled the situation with grace and called these speculations “ridiculous.” Now that Guthrie has apologized for asking this question back then, Kardashian has stepped up as well, making it clear that all is well between the two.
The Good American co‑founder said, “She’s a doll. It takes a big person to own up — and I just love her!” Meanwhile, sources told #ShutterScoop that Kardashian has already moved on, mentioning that she “barely remembered” the moment until the journalist apologized for the question, and the video clip went viral.
A source close to Kardashian said, “She’s not bitter. She’s evolved — that’s ancient history.” Kardashian’s message shows that she has buried all of this in the past and feels no bitterness toward Guthrie. Another source added, “The best revenge is happiness. And maybe a little forgiveness — Kardashian-style.”
Originally reported by Chhavi Puri on Reality Tea.
The post Khloé Kardashian Unbothered by Father’s Identity Questions — Source appeared first on Mandatory.
‘ The preceding article may include information circulated by third parties ’
‘ Some details of this article were extracted from the following source www.yahoo.com ’
