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Jenner on Reality TV: 'Caring Least is Safest'
29 Oct
Summary
- Reality stars are more guarded due to years of scrutiny.
- Kendall Jenner suggests caring less is the safest approach.
- The family's approach to reality TV has evolved significantly.
The Kardashian-Jenner family has adapted their approach to reality television, acknowledging a shift from their earlier, more uninhibited style. Kendall Jenner stated on the Hulu series that increased scrutiny and past negative narratives have made the family more guarded.
Jenner, 30, suggested that the safest way to navigate public life now is to "care the least amount." This sentiment arose as she and Scott Disick reflected on past "iconic" but problematic moments from Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
Disick, 43, expressed embarrassment over his past behavior, including an incident from 2010 where he shoved money into a waiter's mouth. He admitted that rewatching such moments now makes him cringe, although Jenner noted some old clips still contain "f---ing funny" moments.
Kris Jenner, 70, initially embraced reality TV in 2007 as a marketing tool and a chance for the family to "have the time of their lives," viewing it optimistically. At the show's premiere, the children ranged in age from 8 to 28.
