Kendall Jenner Says She Wasn’t Popular As a Kid, Sister Kylie Jenner Had More Friends: I Use To Cry In My Room

Kendall & Kylie Jenner

Kendall Jenner Says She Wasn’t Popular As a Kid, Sister Kylie Jenner Had More Friends: I Use To Cry In My Room

With over 97 million followers on Instagram alone, the last thing anyone would ever consider Kendall Jenner to be is unpopular. During a recent interview with Daniel Chetrit, she revealed that she didn’t have as many friends as her younger sister, Kylie Jenner, growing up. Kendall revealed she struggled with the idea of never attracting her own friend group. She said:

“I remember there was a time when I was in middle school, even high school a little bit, [when I] didn’t have that many friends.

I was  sitting in my room a lot of days crying because Kylie had so many friends, and I didn’t know what to do, and it’s gonna make me emotional right now.”

Kendall revealed that she dedicated her summers to horseback riding to pass the time. She said:

“I would just sit with my horses and I’d go ride all day. I’m not kidding. I’d ride from 8am to 8pm. I would ride all my trainer horses because I had nothing better to do during the summer.”

The “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” star admitted that she never saw herself having more friends than Kylie, the now-introverted mother of baby girl, Stormi. Kendall said:

“It’s crazy ’cause I really never thought that I would have more friends than Kylie… not that that’s ever a competition or should be anything we’d… I don’t want that to come off weird, but again, she’s so happy with the life she’s living.”

In several seasons of their reality show, Kendall has shared her battles with anxiety. She says her circle of friends and family help her deal with the condition:

“I think that if I didn’t have you guys, my homies, and my family around me, the people that I love so much, I would not have the same security within myself to be able to look at those comments and not care about them.”

Kendall, would you mind lending us some of your followers in exchange for our friends?

Written by Miata Shanay