Kris Jenner and Corey Gamble Cowboy Carter Fight
Apparently, Khloé Kardashian ended up having to "reassure" Corey, who was "frustrated." Though for what it's worth, Kris posted plenty of footage from the night and seemed to have a great time.
This comes amid the longtime couple allegedly have a tense conversation during Jeff Bezos' wedding in Italy. A lip reader caught Corey telling a porter (while waiting for a boat) "We're happy to travel on our own, it's what Kris would like to do," only for Kris to allegedly respond with "What are you doing? Do you need to talk?...I told you... for God's sake... I'd like to travel alone."
Reminder that Kris and Corey have been together for over a decade, and first linked up in 2014. Back in March, Kris told Hulu cameras on The Kardashians that "Corey is my forever date and we have the best time together. We've been together over a decade — never thought I'd say that again — and we just have a lot of fun together."
She also said "I used to say to Corey all the time when I first started dating him, like why do you want to date somebody who is older than you? I didn't get the age gap, and then he taught me that age is just a number. It's a fucking big number, but it's a number! Listen, I can't explain someone's chemistry or why people fall in love but it's been an amazing almost 10 years, and we have a great time."
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