Khloe Kardashian reveals she talks to sister Kim’s therapist 3 times a week after ‘nightmare’ experience

Khloe Kardashian was tired of therapy, but her sister Kim Kardashian insisted she go back.

The star, now 40, suffered a “nightmare” experience when her psychiatrist leaked her secrets to a tabloid eight years ago when she was divorcing Lamar Odom.

“I remember going to therapy and the next thing I knew, I was telling my therapist something private on a tabloid,” the Good American designer shared with Busy magazine.

“And I knew that my therapist had revealed this information to a tabloid because there was no way this could have gotten out,” said the star, who launched her new perfume XO Khloe last week.

But then Kim pushed her to try again.

‘I’m going to therapy now. It’s actually Kim’s therapist. Kim was really adamant. I thought, “I’ll do this for you.” And the therapist said, ‘I think you should come three days a week,'” she said.

Kim pushed her to try again. ‘I’m going to therapy now. It’s actually Kim’s therapist. Kim was really adamant. I thought, “I’ll do this for you.” And the therapist said, ‘I think you should come three days a week,'” she said

Turns out Kim has been a bright light for her.

“I will say that my sister Kim has really held my hand through so many dark phases,” Kris Jenner’s daughter said.

‘And my mother. But Kim has really been a crusader for me. I feel like she has always held that light at the end of the tunnel, bringing me closer to the light. I’m just very grateful for that relationship.”

She flashed the flesh in racy lingerie for a new dazzling photo shoot by acclaimed fashion photographer Ellen Von Unwerth.

The dramatic photo layout saw the Keeping Up With The Kardashians veteran in bras, underwear and garter belts as she was pictured in an old Spanish home in Los Angeles.

She also said she loves being indoors her forties: ‘Wait, I feel so good!’ I’m in the best shape of my life. I’m doing new career things. I’ve only been 40 for about six months, but it’s definitely for the best. You don’t give a shit about some of the things you once did.”

And she is not dating after her divorce from basketball star Tristan Thompson with whom she has two children.

“Dating hasn’t been a focus for me, and I’ve been single for about three years now and love it. Really and truly. But I’m not single and dating. I’m just single…Where do I go to go out with you? I don’t go to a restaurant where there are paparazzi. I’m not going to your house because what if you kill me? You’re not coming to my house – I have kids!’ she explained.

But with weight loss came more judgment. ‘When I grew up, I thought I was the most popular thing in the world. I had so much more confidence. And when I lost weight, people said: how dare you!’ she revealed

Khloe also opened up about her new podcast: “It’s not going to be salacious. I’m not going to gossip about other people. It’s more about the things I’m working on.

“I like to talk about religion or grief or the afterlife or healing and trauma, dating, relationships. It’s everywhere.’

On her faith and why it is discussed in the podcast: ‘I studied theology in school and love all types of religions. I am a Christian and I love my faith.

“And I think whether you’re spiritual or religious, whether you think they’re the same or different, whatever, I know how much it’s helped me through the hardest times of my life.”

She still has a good relationship with her younger brother Rob Kardashian, she said.

“I love all my brothers and sisters, but I think with Rob I identify with him so much. “I feel so deeply what he’s feeling: the struggles he has, or just wanting to be out of the public eye, or just feeling like he doesn’t fit in or that he’s being judged for his appearance,” she said.

She posed in a sheer nude leotard as she launched her new solo perfume XO Khloe last week

On why she wanted True to have a sibling so badly: “Not to be morbid, but when my father passed away, my mother – as incredible and wonderful as she is – couldn’t understand the pain we felt. And so for True, I was like, ‘I want her to have someone.’ It’s just inevitable that both of her parents will go at some point. And I just need her to have that support system.”

Turns out she’s into perfectionism, and now her kids are too: “Sometimes my kids want to line up their toys a certain way, and then I feel bad because I’m like, ‘Oh god, they’re reflecting what I am doing.”‘

And she’s sticking with reality TV.

“I enjoy doing the show for so many reasons. I love capturing memories. It’s almost like I have really expensive home movies. Maybe the kids will take over.”