Kim Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian celebrated the fifth anniversary of the opening of the Robert G. Kardashian Center for Esophageal Health at UCLA on Monday during Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month in April.
The day after the event, the sister duo posted snaps and clips from the celebration on their Instagram Stories as they honored their late father, who passed away at the age of 59 in 2003.
Khloe, 39, shared a snap of a poster from the event and added a sweet caption about her father, who gained recognition as a friend and defense attorney for the late OJ Simpson during his 1995 murder trial.
“My dad is smiling,” she wrote alongside a blue heart emoji to accompany her photo of the board, which Kim also shared on her social media page.
Khloe, who also shared more sexy bikini beach photos from her recent family vacation on the same day, also posted a video of her older sister Kim, 43, speaking at the podium after her ‘dear friend’ and teacher from UCLA, Dr. Eric. Esrailiano.
Kim Kardashian and Khloe Kardashian celebrated the fifth anniversary of the opening of the Robert G. Kardashian Center for Esophageal Health at UCLA on Monday during Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month in April. Khloe, 39, posted a video of her older sister Kim, 43, speaking on the podium at the construction event.
The day after the event, the sister duo posted snaps and clips from the celebration on their Instagram Stories as they honored their late father, who passed away at the age of 59 in 2003.
“I turn to him for guidance and advice, as I’m sure all of you do,” Kim said of Esrailian while addressing attendees.
During his speech, he talked about how he helped his family after Kardashian Sr. passed away following a battle with esophageal cancer.
“When my dad passed away, he was, you know, one of the first people we called to figure out how we can really honor him and what that would look like in a meaningful way,” she said in the short clip.
The same day, Khloé shared another Instagram update with a headless photo of her toned bikini-clad figure lying in the sand.
In her caption, she said the post was meant to inspire herself to work out at the gym.
‘This post is to motivate me! Let’s go Khloé! You got it. “It’s time to increase the cardio and weights,” he wrote.
She also shared a snap showing off her famous derriere in a sexy swimsuit during her recent family vacation to the Turks and Caicos Islands.
During his speech, he talked about how his family friend and UCLA professor, Dr. Eric Esrailian, helped them honor Kardashian Sr. after he passed away from esophageal cancer. He said Esrailian, who was next to her as she spoke at the podium, was “one of the first people we called” after her father’s death.
Both Kim and Khloe shared a snap of a poster from the event with the younger sister adding a sweet caption about her dad. “My dad is smiling,” she wrote alongside a blue heart emoji.
Kim posted a photo of Esrailian and thanked him for “helping save lives” at the medical center, which opened five years ago. Khloe also shared a clip of him and called him her ‘dear friend’.
The same day, Khloé shared snaps from her recent family vacation to Turks and Caicos and poked fun at Kim.
In her caption, she poked fun at Kim crying over losing her earrings in the ocean in an iconic moment from Keeping Up with the Kardashians in 2011.
She cited her older sister Kourtney Kardashian’s response to Kim’s theatrics, as documented on her previous reality TV show, and wrote, “KIM THERE ARE PEOPLE ARE DYING.”
Playing along, Kourtney, 44, commented, “Is this in response to my post about my diamond earrings?”
A little over a week earlier, the older Kardashian sister posted beach photos in a bikini and also joked about Kim losing her $75,000 diamond earring in the infamous clip from the show.
Referencing her trip to Bora Bora on KUTWK’s sixth season, she directly quoted her sister: “My diamond earring fell into the ocean and disappeared.”
This comes after Kim admitted she was getting tired of diamond earring references and revealed that one of her sisters got her earrings back.
Khloe shared another Instagram update with a headless photo of her toned bikini figure lying in the sand. In her caption, she said the post was meant to inspire herself to work out at the gym.
She shared a snap showing off her famous derriere in a sexy swimsuit during her recent family vacation to the Turks and Caicos Islands. In her caption, she mocked Kim crying over losing her earrings in the ocean in an iconic Keeping Up with the Kardashians moment in 2011. She cited her older sister Kourtney Kardashian’s response to Kim’s theatrics, as documented in his previous reality show. show and wrote: ‘KIM, THERE ARE PEOPLE WHO ARE DYING’
Playing along, Kourtney, 44, commented, “Is this in response to my post about my diamond earrings?” A little over a week earlier, the older Kardashian sister posted beach photos in a bikini and also joked about Kim losing her $75,000 diamond earring in the infamous clip from the show.
Referencing her trip to Bora Bora on KUTWK’s sixth season, she directly quoted her sister: “My diamond earring fell into the ocean and disappeared.” This comes after Kim admitted she was getting tired of references to diamond earrings and revealed that one of her sisters got her earrings back.
He said jokes about last year’s infamous incident are “very old,” adding: “Every time I’m in the water, people ask me if I found my diamond earring in the ocean.”
“Ugh, this is getting so old,” she said during an appearance on GQ’s Actually Me segment in November 2023.
“Every time I’m in the water, people ask me if I found my diamond earring in the ocean,” she continued.
“I don’t know if I showed this on our show, but Kylie [Jenner] “I found the earring,” he explained. ‘So, she went into the ocean, put on glasses, found it and then came back and found the back. That’s how clear the water is in Bora Bora, so guys, we’ve found the pendant.’
She then advised her fans not to try to find her earring in the ocean. “It was found in 2010,” she said.
“If someone goes to Bora Bora looking for gold and diamonds, [it’s] not there.’