Khloe Kardashian Goes On New Twitter Rant Demanding People Stay Out Her Business
May 27 2018, Updated 10:34 p.m. ET
Khloe Kardashian is through with people giving her advice.
The new mom went on a Twitter rant on Sunday demanding that people stay out of her business.
She has been under pressure since having her baby daughter True Thompson after it emerged that her NBA player boyfriend Tristan Thompson had been cheating on her before she gave birth.
In her latest salvo the 33-year-old wrote: "People find too much time finding other people to blame, too much energy finding excuses for not being capable of what they are capable of being. People these days are focused so much on someone else's life instead of their own.
"They love to give advice but are not offering the advice they are offering. Most of the ones giving the advice are in no place to give anything at all. Focus on your own world. I'm sure there are cracks there that need your attention. We all got em.
"Misery loves company … people cannot stand for people to flourish and be happy. Nowadays people thrive on ones downfall rather than their success. Sadly …
It remains to be seen who exactly she was aiming her angry rant at e but she is clearly not happy.
It has been reported that she has been arguing with Tristan Thompson since she gave birth to True.
The new mom is in Cleveland with her baby daughter has been trying to make her relationship with the NBA star work despite him cheating on her multiple times throughout her pregnancy.
And she shared a cryptic quote with her fans on Saturday too.
It read: "You can be a good person, with a beautiful spirit, and still possess the authority to tell someone: 'you got me f***ed up'"
While there have been rumors with rifts with her famous mother and sisters too in recent times.
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