Kim Kardashian Opens Up About Paris Robbery In ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’

Kim Kardashian admitted that she begged Paris robbers to let her live. Robbers held the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" reality star at gunpoint at her private refuge in the City of Light in October 2016.

Kanye West's wife said that she was afraid the armed gunmen would shoot her in the head, Telegraph reported. Fortunately, the robbers chose to lock Kim Kardashian up in the bathroom instead before they took off with precious jewelry items. They stole a 5 million euro-ring as well as a 4 million euro-jewelry case plus two smartphones from the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star.

Fans of the reality star and her family will find out more about her harrowing experience in "Keeping Up With The Kardashians." In the next episode of the new season, Kim Kardashian tearfully recalls to her family what happened to her in Paris. The preview showed her saying that the robbers pointed the gun at her and were deciding to shoot her in the head. But instead, they started duct-taping her face as she told them she had a family. She followed up that statement with a plea for her life.

Billboard also wrote that the robbers demanded cash from Kim Kardashian. However, the 36-year-old told them that she had none with her. That was the point when the robbers became physical and dragged her to the hallway by the stairs. She told her sisters Khloe and Kourtney, in a "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" clip, that she had to make a quick decision. She thought about running down the stairs and risking being shot at the back. In the end, she had a hopeless thought, thinking that it was the end.

In January, French authorities conducted a manhunt in relation to the robbery of Kim Kardashian. They arrested a total of 16 suspects who were said to match DNA evidence gathered from the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" star's private residence. In fact, police were even familiar with one man who was arrested in raids conducted in Paris, Seine-Maritime and Alpes-Maritimes.