The Kardashian-Jenner clan have become known for their huge family fights, with Kim Kardashian currently caught in a feud with her sister Khloe Kardashian

Kim Kardashian has got some good advice (Image: Hulu)

Kim Kardashian has admitted she has sought help from a therapist over her parenting troubles amid her bitter feud with Khloe Kardashian.

Khloe and Kim have come to blows recently, with Kim accusing her sister of being too focused on her kids – True and Tatum Thompson. The SKIMS founder has urged her sister to leave her Hidden Hills home and instead go out to parties and glamorous events.

However, it seems Kim has now had a change of heart. Speaking to Khloe in the latest episode of The Kardashians, Kim admitted she has taken a leaf out of Khloe’s book and tried to be stricter with her four kids after seeing a therapist.

Kim Kardashian has revealed she has seen a therapist ( Image: HULU)
Kim shares her kids – North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm West – with her ex-husband Kanye West. She said: “I cannot believe I have a peaceful household.” Khloe was shocked and asked her sister what had changed.

Kim explained: “I started to see a therapist, and I just saw her once, but the simplest thing that she told me was to take down screen time.” She added: “Having strict rules on like, there can be no phones during meals, they’re gonna fight and kick and scream for like a week and then you gotta get through it.”

Kim admitted previously she “never wanted to deal for that week” of her kids fighting back. She remained defiant as she continued: “This is my most important job. I can’t have anyone run over me.”

Kim got advice from her sister Khloe Kardashian ( Image: HULU)
Khloe agreed: “It’s better to nip it now before they’re older and then it’s like mutiny.” She admitted she was very proud of her sister.

“I am super proud of Kimberly for wanting to take a stricter approach to her kids and sometimes it takes just a third party or a different voice for you to register something,” Khloe said in a confessional. She added: “Strict does not mean, like, you have to be this crazy monster.

“It just means implementing rules and being consistent with your rules. So just, ‘no means no’ and no bribery, like those types of things.”