"My sisters have gotten into some brutal, literally punching fights," she confessed. "But you get over it—there's no other option."
As Khloe explained, they have no choice. "As kids, family was always at the core of every conversation. No matter what, you support one another. You're allowed to argue and disagree. I could never imagine not speaking to one of my sisters. It just doesn't happen," she continued."We're raising the cousins to almost feel like they're siblings. I don't care if they disagree—that's inevitable.
During her interview, Khloe also touched on her ever-evolving thoughts about the good, the bad and the ugly sides of social media."I'm forever trying to drown out the noise that doesn't matter—especially in the world of Instagram," reflected the reality star, who has previously said social media. "It's such a gift, and it's a curse. There's been so many days that I'm like, I feel so badass and good.
She said online haters didn't affect her as much when she was younger: "Normally, when you're older you turn into titanium. Sometimes I let that stuff get to me, and I have to actively drown that noise out."Khloe's true thoughts on Kim's