Kylie Jenner Reveals She and Jordyn Woods ‘Never Fully Cut Each Other Off’ After Tristan Thompson Scandal

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  • Kylie Jenner reflects on relationship with Jordyn Woods post-Tristan Thompson scandal, revealing sushi date reconciliation.

  • Kylie emphasizes the importance of space and growth in friendship, appreciates Tristan’s apology for the scandal.

  • Tristan expresses remorse for his actions, recognizing impact on Kylie and Jordyn’s friendship, seeks forgiveness.

Kylie Jenner recently opened up about her relationship with with Jordyn Woods in the years following the Tristan Thompson cheating scandal.

Kylie opened up about the situation as of late claiming that the picture is really different than what people may believe.

“Jordyn and I,” Kylie revealed in conversation with Jennifer Lawrence for Interview published Nov. 27, “we always stayed in touch throughout the years and we would meet up at my house and catch up and just talk through everything. We never fully cut each other off, and one day, naturally, we were like, we want to get sushi and we don’t want to hide anymore.”

The sushi date, which occurred in July at a Los Angeles restaurant, was the first time the two were seen in public together in nearly four years. As many thought that it seemed like a proof of reconciliation, the pair had actually been in each other’s lives quite often.

Tristan Thompson finally apologized to Kylie Jenner for ruining her friendship with Jordyn Woods after their 2019 cheating scandal.
Tristan Thompson finally apologized to Kylie Jenner for ruining her friendship with Jordyn Woods after their 2019 cheating scandal.

“There’s a learning lesson in everything, and I think that in a weird way, everything happens how it’s supposed to happen,” the 26-year-old noted. “We were so attached at the hip that we needed space to grow into the people that we were supposed to be. I needed that independence and that confidence because she was like my security blanket for so long.”

Kylie Jenner attends The 2019 Met Gala Celebrating Camp: Notes on Fashion at Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 06, 2019 in New York City.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – MAY 06: Kylie Jenner attends The 2019 Met Gala Celebrating Camp: Notes on Fashion at Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 06, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue)

Although this is the first time Kylie publicly addressed the state of the friendship, she is not the only one who has been reflecting on the incident. On a recent episode of The KardashiansTristan also spoke with the Kylie Cosmetics founder about the scandal.

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The two sat down together on the November 16th episode for what Thompson described as an ‘overdue’ conversation.

Kylie Jenner attends the #BoF500 gala during Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2023 on October 01, 2022 in Paris, France.
PARIS, FRANCE – OCTOBER 01: Kylie Jenner attends the #BoF500 gala during Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2023 on October 01, 2022 in Paris, France. (Photo by Marc Piasecki/WireImage )

“I think you were affected the most by a situation of losing a sister, basically,” the 32-year-old said to Kylie. “You lost Jordyn, who is a big part of your life. You guys were two peas in a pod. So, the fact that I put myself and her in a situation that wasn’t right and wasn’t smart made it tough for you and Khloe. Because, at the end of the day, you have your best friend and then you have your sister, who you love more than anything else.”

Jordyn Woods (L) and Kylie Jenner attend the launch event of the activewear label SECNDNTURE by Jordyn Woods at a private residence on August 29, 2018 in West Hollywood, California. SECNDNTURE by Jordyn Woods will be available August 30th on secndnture.com.
WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA – AUGUST 29: Jordyn Woods (L) and Kylie Jenner attend the launch event of the activewear label SECNDNTURE by Jordyn Woods at a private residence on August 29, 2018 in West Hollywood, California. SECNDNTURE by Jordyn Woods will be available August 30th on secndnture.com. (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for SECNDNTURE)

He continued, “It’s 100 percent on me, but I want to say I’m sorry and I feel bad about it. The fact that I came with my poor decisions and being a f–king idiot and just being young and stupid, I just wanted to say I’m sorry.”

Kylie expressed her appreciation for the apology at the time saying, “Thank you for saying that. I appreciate that. Jordyn and I are cool. We still talk and catch up. We’re good.”

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