Kim Kardashian Says Photogs Have Gotten Out of Control, ‘They’re Threatening My Unborn Child!’

Let’s face it, the Kardashian empire is where it is today, partially because of the public’s access to their lives. For years, they’ve given us an inside glimpse of the good, the bad and the ugly of their family. We’ve watched firsthand on reality TV, social media and an over saturation of photos, compliments of the paparazzi. But apparently, Kim Kardashian has had enough of the photog madness. Today, she took to twitter, recounting how a situation with photogs is making her fearful of her life, along with her unborn child. She wrote:

I wouldn’t let the paps get a pic of me today & they threatened my life & said if I continue to block shots then they will make my world dangerous to live in!

She continued:

How dare they threaten my life & my unborn child! This has gotten way out of control! Yesterday 4 cars boxed me in. One in front, behind, & one on each side just to have me drive at their speed so they can snap through the window. Its really so scary what they are legally allowed to get away with! For years I’ve always been so gracious. Every shot they take now just isn’t flattering & crazy stories get made up, so why would I willingly just let them stalk me & smile for them? Let me enjoy this last month of pregnancy please without threats & being scared to leave my home due to what dangerous thing they just threatened to do to me. What will it take for there to be laws put in place to prevent this behavior? I get I live a public life. I live my life on a reality show for the world to see. I love my life, but when the cameras stop, that doesn’t mean I don’t want a break too. I’m 32 yrs old now, about to be a mom. I’m not 25 clubbing around LA anymore. There’s no excuse for threats & stalking!

What are your thoughts? Has her relationship with Kanye West influenced her unpleasant opinion of the media and photogs? Does she have the RIGHT to demand some distance and privacy from photogs because she’s pregnant? Or have the media and photogs gone too far?