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Watching Kim Kardashian Cry About Feeling Unsafe on Vacation Is Heartbreaking

Roughly one year ago, Kim Kardashian was robbed at gunpoint in her hotel room while visiting Paris. It’s an incident she’s since been quite open about—both in interviews and on Keeping Up With the Kardashians. From her comments, it’s clear her life was irrevocably changed by the robbery. She’s now not as public on social media, she doesn’t post as many updates in real time, and she’s beefed up her security immensely. In fact, Kardashian said on the show she can’t sleep at night now unless a handful of security guards are outside her house.

Even still, Kardashian has anxiety about her safety, which is totally understandable. We see an example of this uneasiness unfold in the next episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians. While on vacation in Mexico, Kardashian had an anxiety attack about feeling unsafe in the villa she was staying—and the cameras captured the entire thing.

“I just have anxiety. Are you sure it’s safe here? ” Kardashian says to Joe Francis, who owns the villa where she’s staying, on the phone. “Why did I come, you know?” She’s crying pretty intensely in this scene, too.

“Ever since Paris, I go through this worst-case scenario mode in my head,” she says in a voiceover interview. “I was so excited to come on this trip, and I had no idea I was going to end up feeling this way. But it hit me right as we were getting off the plane that all these people at the airport are ‘gonna see 17 or 18 girls with all of our Chanel bags and Louis Vuitton this. It just hit me, like, we’re the biggest target ever.”

Watch the moment happen for yourself, below. It’s truly heartbreaking.

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The cure for Kardashian’s paranoia is unclear. What happened to her is traumatizing and terrifying. Thankfully, she has a supportive family who’s helping her cope. We hope she can find peace of mind soon, though. No one should ever feel unsafe while on vacation—or anywhere, for that matter.

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Lady Gaga Cries About Feeling 'Alone' in This Clip From Her New Netflix Documentary

There’s a moment in Lady Gaga’s 2011 documentary about her Monster Ball Tour where she breaks down in tears. She’s wiping off her makeup after a show and says, “I still feel like a loser still, you know?… I just gotta pick my shit up, pick myself up, and I have to tell myself I’m a superstar every morning.” It’s an incredibly vulnerable moment, but people who know Gaga well shouldn’t be surprised by her candor here. She’s always been raw with her fans—about her struggles, past addictions, everything. Even at the peak of her meat dress-wearing years, Gaga was always real.

And she gets even realer in her upcoming Netflix documentary, Gaga: Five Foot Two. In a new clip teasing the film, Gaga cries about the isolating nature of fame—something she’s discussed many times before, but never this openly.

“I’m alone, Brandon. Every night. All of these people will leave,” she says in the preview. “They will leave, and then I’ll be alone. I go from everyone touching me all day and talking at me all day to total silence.”

Watch the clip for yourself, below:

These comments echo something Gaga said last year during a conversation with Jamie Lee Curtis. “I don’t think I could think of a single thing that’s more isolating than being famous,” she said. “I think the hardest thing for me is that I love people so much and it is very hard to not be able to engage with people in a real and honest way…because they either want something from me or they see me as something that I simply am not.”

Gaga touches on her “feud” with Madonna in this new documentary, as well. (If you’re unfamiliar, Madonna waged a war of sorts with Mother Monster after she thought “Born This Way” sounded a little too similar to “Express Yourself.” For the record, both songs are great—for very different reasons.)

“The thing with Madonna is I’ve admired her always,” Gaga says. “And I still admire her…no matter what she might think of me.”

Gaga’s documentary premieres September 22 on Netflix. We can’t wait.

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