Kim Kardashian Talks About Pete Davidson In New Show - BuzzFeed

I'm counting down the days until the season premiere!

After Keeping Up with the Kardashians ended, fans have been impatiently waiting for the family's new show, The Kardashians, to hit Hulu.

Of course, fans can't help but wonder — will we see any of Kim and Pete's romance play out on The Kardashians?

Sadly, Pete probably won't appear on the first season. In a recent interview with Variety, Kim said, "I have not filmed with him."

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However, neither of them is against Pete appearing on the show in the future. She continued, "I’m not opposed to it. It’s just not what he does. ... But if there was an event happening and he was there, he wouldn’t tell the cameras to get away."

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During her relationship with Kanye West, Kim would show him any cuts of him that were filmed for Keeping Up with the Kardashians so he could approve them. He didn't "like to film everything," and she also avoided talking about him on the show.

Back in 2017, she told the Hollywood Reporter, "I won’t really ever talk about something that’s going on with Kanye. ... I’ll talk about my feelings about whatever is going on. I’m very respectful about how his filming is.”

"I think I might film something really exciting coming, but it wouldn’t be for this season," she told Variety.

Pete won't be entirely absent from the first season, though. Kim said, "I’m definitely open to talking, and I definitely explain [our relationship].”

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She said that the audience will get to hear her talk about "how [she and Pete] met and who reached out to who and how it happened and all the details that everyone wants to know.”

However, she also said that she's careful about what aspects of her divorce play out on camera. She said, "I’m always really respectful of what the kids will see. The reality is, we’re always a family. We always will have a love and respect for each other."

"I do think it’s important for people to see that things aren’t perfect all the time, but that they can get better," she said.

Well, I'm interested to see the beginning of Kim and Pete's relationship from her perspective, and I hope to see them both find happily-ever-after in Season 2.

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