Kim Kardashian Developed Social Fears Following Paris Robbery - But Here's Why She Thinks It Was Meant To Be!

Kim Kardashian reflects on her October 2016 Paris robbery.
On Monday, The Business of Fashion released a special report on beauty featuring the KUWTK star on its cover. In the issue, the social media diva opens up about the experience where she was held at gunpoint inside of her residence in France.
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Kanye West‘s wife further admits she had intense anxiety following the horrific event, and even developed a “phobia” of going out.
The 37-year-old told the publication:

“I used to have really bad anxiety going to restaurants thinking people are going to know that I’m at a restaurant and that my home is empty, and that they might go to my house and try to take my stuff, or they might know exactly when I’m coming back if they’re timing it and watching, if I’m out in public… I started to get this phobia of going out.”

Despite the distress, the mother-of-three believes the robbery “was supposed to happen” as it turned her into a “better person morally.”

“It was supposed to happen to me. I was supposed to learn a lot from that… [Those] little signs along the way, you really do have to pay attention… And for me that made me a better person morally and just for the things that are important to me; how I’m going to raise my kids or just what I care to show. I’m really cautious of all of that now. I don’t really post in real time anymore. I just don’t like people knowing my every move.”

Although she has been a household name for years, Kardashian says she is now working harder than ever.

“I’m on like. Full. Force. Work. Mode. I’ve never worked this hard… Back in the day, we’d get up and do these satellite media tours, and start hair and makeup at three in the morning, and have to be live at five… I thought that was working hard. Now, I feel like just juggling a relationship, kids, being a mom, work, is just a different kind of experience.”

See pics of her cover story (below):