Kourtney Kardashian Addresses Privacy Concerns Over ‘Sneaky Photos’
On the latest episode of The Kardashians, Kourtney Kardashian expressed discomfort with people trying to take “sneaky photos” of her and Travis Barker during a café visit. The scene took place at Café du Monde in New Orleans, where tourists, locals, and production cameras were all present.
Kourtney noticed phones pointed in their direction and quietly asked Travis, “Should we ask these people to stop so I can take a bite?” She mentioned that someone outside was “zooming in” on her as she tried to eat.
“Babe, you’re in here with big cameras,” Travis responded with a laugh, reminding her of the production crew filming the show.
Despite the cameras, Kourtney shared that the experience didn’t feel like casual fan interest. During a confessional, she said,
“Can I just eat a beignet, get powdered sugar all over my face, and drink my hot chocolate?”
She clarified that she enjoys interacting with fans and it’s not about avoiding photos. Her concern is with the expectation that public figures must always be available for pictures, even when they are not engaging with anyone directly.
Summary
Kourtney Kardashian highlights the challenge of maintaining privacy in public, emphasizing the need to set boundaries even while appreciating fan interactions.