"KUWTK": Kim Kardashian reveals that gun violence in America has scared her to have more children

Kim Kardashian-West brought a lot of emotion and political passion to the new Sunday The amazing Kardashian familywhile being frank that his fear of the gun violence epidemic in America is preventing him from wanting to expand his family in the future.

During their meeting with Larsa Pippen, her friend and reality TV actress, the couple had the chance to talk about Kim's cute little girl, Chi, whom she and her husband, Kanye West, welcomed with their surrogate mother in January.

"How do you keep getting lucky with all your children?" You are supposed to have a bad kid who, for example, does not sleep, does not eat, "said Larsa. "Your children are all so good."

"Yes, but Kanye wants more, he has harassed me," Kim said. "He wants like seven years, he is stuck on seven."

"He has to name his next album Seven and then lighten the situation of the children, "Larsa replied. Seven children, it's crazy. "

"Yeah, it's crazy, especially in the world we live in," Kim said.

In a solo confessional interview, the 38-year-old mother of three, expressed her already powerful and deep-seated fear of losing one of her children as a result of a large-scale shootout. ladder.

"The world is so different now than when I grew up, so I hesitated to have more kids," Kim said. "Just because it literally keeps me awake at night thinking about my children's survival in a world as crazy as this one."

"Lately there has been so much devastating fire in schools," she continued. "As a parent, the idea of ​​having your child come to school and not getting him home because of a senseless shootout is something that consumes me forever."

In an effort to use her voice, time, energy and platform for greater good, Kim and Kanye decided to take their 5-year-old daughter, North, to the March For Our Lives gathering in Washington, DC, which took place on March 24th.

Before going to the huge rally, Kim asked her daughter, "Do you know why we are walking?"

"For families," says North proudly.

During the event, Kim met in tears a number of parents whose children had been killed during a shootout at the school. It was a highlight when the reality TV star hugged a man who showed Kim a picture of his dead daughter.

Kim then held North in her arms as they listened to speeches by students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., Who lost friends and family in the scary mass that he was shot the previous month.

"They tell their stories, because their friends are dead or their family members have died from guns," Kim explained to her daughter, who nodded grimly. "It's not okay, that's why we're here to tell everyone that it's not right."

In a solo interview with the KUWTK Cameras, Kim – who herself was arrested on the wrist when masked men stole her in her hotel room in Paris in October 2016 – said the rally had actually shown her a glimmer of hope and salvation for the future.

"I knew that hearing these kids talking would be difficult and very emotional, but I did not know it would be so inspiring," she said. "I finally think I have the feeling that there is a little hope in this world if children like this are our future."

"I hope someday North will remember that her father and I brought her here," she continued. "And I hope she just remembers that she was part of something positive that changed the world for the better."

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