Kim Kardashian testified in a Paris court regarding a 2016 robbery where thieves stole millions of dollars worth of jewelry, including a $4 million diamond engagement ring. During her testimony, she described the traumatic experience, saying “I absolutely did think I was gonna die.”
She expressed frustration over media speculation that the robbery was staged for insurance purposes, stating it “stung deeply.” When questioned about one of the defendants who had admitted guilt, Kardashian said, “I forgive you.”
The trial involves 10 people accused of the robbery, with most pleading not guilty. Kardashian’s testimony highlighted her emotional experience and her desire for closure. She also discussed her work in the justice system and her interest in rehabilitation, mentioning her law studies and efforts to provide second chances to prisoners.
Kardashian detailed the impact of the robbery on her life, including increased security measures and changes in her social media behavior. She expressed her feelings about the robbery being referred to as a “grandpa robbery,” stating it was frustrating to hear the term.
One defendant wrote a book about the robbery, which Kardashian found unfair, saying, “Someone took away my memories, and now he’s capitalizing by writing a book?” Throughout her testimony, Kardashian showed composure despite visibly emotional moments.