Kim Kardashian Claims The Met Gala 2019 Was Even More Anxiety Inducing Than Her Wedding To Kanye

According to a report from Just Jared, Kim Kardashian recently dished on her recent Met Gala experience in an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

The outlet got their hands on a preview clip in which the reality star claims that this year’s Met Gala was even more stressful than her wedding to Kanye.

Mrs. Kardashian-West said that she “felt a sense of pressure,” as well as a responsibility to those she worked with. Kim said to the camera in the preview clip that she thinks the reason why it was so nerve-wracking was the fact photographers were all around the event, taking pictures from “every single angle.”

According to Kim, she was wearing Thierry Mugler for the Met Gala, and she wanted to represent him well, as it was the first time he designed something in twenty years. There was a lot of pressure for her to represent the outfit appropriately.

This past year, Kim Kardashian wore a brown corset-type outfit which required training. According to a report from Harper’s Bazaar and the Wall Street Journal, Kim sat down with reporters from the latter and explained that her corset was actually one of the most painful things she has ever worn.

At the beginning of the interview, Kim addressed rumors about having parts of her rib-cage removed so she could wear the outfit, which Kim denied and wondered if it was even possible. Kim said to the outlet that she had never experienced pain like that in her entire life.

The reality star explained that she had before-and-after pictures which showed the “indentations” on her back and her stomach. Kim’s corsetier, Mr. Pearl, was the one to design the piece and many people online were unhappy with the fact Kim supposedly was promoting a body-type that’s wholly “unrealistic.”

Kim’s personal trainer, Melissa Alcantara, in the reality star’s defense, stated that Kim is in the gym six days a week and is up early every morning working really hard to attain the physique she has today.