Kim admitted she was "not okay" following Kanye's controversial anti-Semitic comments — while also feeling guilty that her statement in support of the Jewish community could affect Kanye's life.
After comforting Kim, Khloé related the situation to her own experience with her exes Lamar Odom and Tristan Thompson.
While Khloé acknowledged she wasn't "on Kim's level" and wasn't going through the same thing, she said she completely understood her emotions.
Khloé explained that she, too, feels guilt about Lamar and Tristan — even though both men cheated on her.
"Every single day I feel bad about Lamar. Every single day. I feel bad about Tristan not being on a team right now. Lamar is forever going to be remembered for being a drug user," Khloé said.
She continued, "These are [their things]. These are Kanye's things, but that doesn't mean we don't feel bad about it."
Khloé then continued to comfort Kim, saying that feeling bad for those that have wronged them just makes them a caring person.
"It's okay that you're crying, it's okay that you have feelings. You're such a good person, and that's why you feel like this," she told Kim. "Your heart is breaking for him."
You can hear their entire conversation on The Kardashians, which is now streaming on Hulu.
