Kourtney Kardashian Reacts To Kim K's Divisive Birthday Post
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Some fans thought Kim deliberately tried to post an unflattering photo of her older sister.
Kim Kardashian and her older sister Kourtney have had their differences, but this isn’t one of them.
Kourtney took to Instagram to defend the Skims founder from accusations that she’d posted an unflattering photo of Kourtney on Thursday.
Kim posted a photo of herself, Kourtney and their sister Khloe in honor of Kourtney turning 45 this week.
“There’s no one on this planet that I have spent more time with and have all of the same memories with growing up than you and I cherish them all,” Kim wrote, calling these past four decades “the most magical journey.”
“I love you and I can’t wait for another 45 years together!” she added. “I will especially cherish this last sister trip where all of our kids had dance parties til they passed out, the way we all did growing up! Celebrating you today and grateful to you forever for always giving the best advice a sister could possibly give!”
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