Kim Kardashian has again stirred controversy for another photo shoot – this time not posing for a high-fashion magazine, but for appearing on the cover of this month's issue of Rolling Stone.
In the corresponding interview, she opened up about the first time she saw her stepfather Caitlyn Jenner wearing women's clothes when she was 22-years-old.
"I was shaking," Kardashian says.
"I didn't know if I'd just found out his deepest, darkest secret, and he was going to come after me." Jenner called her on the phone a half hour later, and said, 'One day, I'll talk to you about this. Until then, don't tell a soul.' Eight years later, he said, 'Let's have that talk'."
She also admitted that Jenner underwent a tracheal shave shortly before her wedding to Kanye West last year.
"I wasn't sure if Bruce was going to be comfortable walking me down the aisle. He had just had his trachea shaved, so I knew something was going on."
She even revisited her infamous sex tape that launched her career, claiming she's still not sure who leaked it.
Interestingly for her latest cover, Kardashian was shot by controversial photographer Terry Richardson. The man who has been labelled 'The world's most f*d up photographer' and has been accused of inappropriate sexual conduct for more than a decade.
As the new issue was released Kardashian was presenting a key note address at the prestigious Commonwealth Club of California where she said women are "absolutely" objectified in the media.
However she claimed her selfies are "empowering" for allowing her to portray her own self-image.
"I've taken them. I've chosen to put them out there. I like them. I'm proud of them. I think there's power in that," she said. "Even if it's objectifying myself, I'm okay with that," she said.
She revealed how West came up with the name Selfish for her selfie book, and touched on the more serious issue of racism by explaining how her father has always been her role model.
"When I was a teenager, my father knew or somehow put together that I was going to inevitably end up with a black guy and would make sure to tell me story after story about racial difficulties and how he always fought for the better."
Kardashian was joined in conversation with Judge LaDoris Cordell, the first female African-American judge in Northern California and the pair covered a range of topics including gay rights, gun control and the upcoming US presidential election where she endorsed Hillary Clinton.
When asked if she thinks Clinton should be the first female president of the United States she replied, "I hope so."
