Kim Kardashian blasts ‘hater’ sister Kourtney, says she ‘doesn’t have any friends’ as feud rages on

The feud has escalated between the Kardashian siblings, with Kim blasting her older sister for not being supportive of her latest business move.

The Dolce & Gabbana drama rages on.

In this week’s episode of Hulu’s The Kardashians, Kim Kardashian blasted “hater” sister Kourtney Kardashian for not supporting her collaboration with the fashion house amid their ongoing feud, Page Six reports.

Following the fashion show, Kim went out to dinner with her mother, Kris Jenner, sister Khloé Kardashian and the entire Dolce & Gabbana team.

Yet after celebrating the show’s success, the Skims founder told the other attendees that Kourtney was “so mad at her” for partnering with the brand mere months after her May 2022 wedding to Travis Barker, which was also hosted by the design duo.

“She said, ‘You’re trying to copy me,’” the 42-year-old explained. “But she always tries to hate on the side. She is such a hater.”

Kourtney Kardashian has been fighting with sister Kim in the new season of their reality show. Picture: Hulu

Kim Kardashian calls her sister Kourtney a hater in the new episode. Picture: Hulu

Meanwhile, Khloé – who was seated across the table – also couldn’t help but weigh in on the situation, saying she “doesn’t know where [Kourtney’s anger] is coming from”.

“But it’s OK. You let someone pout in the corner, you don’t entertain it and you move on,” the 38-year-old said. “Because you don’t get jealous of your family.”

Despite the drama, Kris said in a confessional that she truly believes her daughters will be able to “figure it out”.

“When it comes to Kim and Kourtney, no one is right and no one is wrong,” the matriarch explained. “It’s gonna work itself out. I know my girls and they have this deep love for one another.”

However, once Kim and Khloé flew back to Los Angeles, they sat down and had a serious discussion about how they would try to mend things with their older sister, 44.

During a confessional, the Good American founder revealed that Kourtney called her crying about the situation, saying she “felt like her wedding moment was taken away from her”.

When she brought the conversation up with Kim, the Skims founder admitted that she understands why Kourtney might’ve felt like she “stole her thunder”.

Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker were married in Italy last year. Picture: Instagram

Kourtney wore a Dolce & Gabbana dress to her wedding. Picture: Instagram

Khloé also informed Kim that all of Kourtney’s friends were “riling her up” about the situation.

“Her words were, ‘everyone thinks this is the weirdest thing,’” the former Revenge Body host said as Kim decided to call their mutual friend Simon Huck.

“Well she does not want to talk to you about it at all,” Huck told Kim. “I mean, I don’t know if it’s a good thing or a bad thing, but I just don’t know how that conversation is going to go with you two.”

Kim argued that she didn’t need to “ask [Kourtney] for permission” to do the collaboration – and certainly didn’t need the approval of those around Kourtney either.

“She keeps saying ‘every one of her friends,’” Kim said to Huck. “But she doesn’t have any friends, so Travis?”

The sisters were once close, walking the red carpet together at many events. Picture: Jesse Grant/Getty Images/AFP

Despite Kim alleging that she “tried to be mindful” about what pieces she chose for the show, elsewhere in the episode Kourtney claimed that her sister used an exact dress she wore during her wedding week – but simply changed the colour.

“She is putting out all of these vibes from my wedding – with looks that we so carefully curated – and then putting them into the fashion show,” she told her stylist.

“It’s just weird,” the soon-to-be mother of four added.

In a preview for next week’s episode, the two sisters finally sit down to chat about the situation, with Kourtney laying it all on the table.

“No one called me to say, ‘how do you feel about this?’” she tells Kim with tears in her eyes. “It’s like the business and the cheque was more important than my feelings.”

This article originally appeared in Page Six and was reproduced with permission