Khloe And Kourtney Hate Kris; Kim Kardashian Wedding Album Surfaces

Update-Kris is not meshing well with the Kardashian family to swell. Does everyone hate Kris? Apparently his sisters-in-law Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian aren’t very fond of Kim Kardashian‘s new husband. Star magazine via Jezebel lists a few issues. Among them:

Kris doesn’t jump to Kim’s every whim – matter of fact he “rolls his eyes when she speaks” The source stated, ” Kris is verbally abusive to Kim. He’ll roll his eyes when she talks. She’ll try on outfits, and he’ll say, “That looks terrible on you!” The nerve!

Kris is growing tired of the cameras – a source stated, he’s “sick of how their lives are planned out like a scripted TV show.” It’s just a year since they’ve known each other – Kris has better get use to it!

Things are reportedly so bad according to Star that matriarch Kris Jenner has to remind the clan to keep it together for the brands sake. “It may damage Kim’s reputation if viewers see how much the Kardashians dislike Kris.”

Does everyone hate Kris? Who knows – but the marriage is still brand new. Khloe and Lamar are marking it work and Kim hates to be out shined so we’re certain Kim and Kris will do the same. And if you can’t wait to catch Kim’s Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event; Kim Kardashian’s entire wedding album has been released. The black and white themed wedding brought together thousands of guests who all surprisingly stuck with the dress codes. Kim of course had a few of her besties on hand, Ciara, La La Anthony, Serena, Brittny and we’re certain quite a few people she didn’t know that well. The lavish wedding that reportedly cost just over a million and will reportedly bring in even more millions for the family was captured in some beautiful photographs. Check out some gorgeous pics below:

Check out some pictures at US Weekly

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