Kim Kardashian brings up brother Rob Kardashian's revenge porn scandal with Blac Chyna

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Kim Kardashian, while responding to a question about her leaked sex tape, brought up her brother, Rob Kardashian's revenge porn scandal with his baby mama Blac Chyna.

In an interview with The Cut, the reality star was questioned about how her infamous sex tape with Ray J leaked in 2003 and how it would be seen as a much more serious offence today, and would be classed as revenge porn.

In response, Kim said she couldn't really go into it without making her brother Rob, who is currently in a "revenge-porn lawsuit" to feel like "sh*t".

Rob shared explicit photos of his ex Blac Chyna following their breakup in 2017 and Chyna sued him. The case is still in court.

Kim said of her leaked sex tape: "Wow! I never even thought about that. I guess that question is a bit tricky. Not even for my situation, but because my brother did post photos of his baby mama and he’s in a revenge-porn lawsuit.

"Obviously, I get the difference. And I would talk about me. But I don’t know the right thing to say without making him feel like the biggest piece of s**t."

She then went on to speak about other things that have changed in recent times from what it used to be. She addressed workplace harassment and said men used to marry their secretaries back then. But now that can't happen because they will be accused of workplace harassment.

She said: "But there’s so many more things like that that have changed. I think the Me Too culture goes into the cancel-culture realm, where maybe … Well, I don’t want to speak for people who have been sexually assaulted because I actually don’t know what that’s like.

"But even just finding love in the workplace. That used to be the only way, you know. So many of my parents’ friends married their secretaries, and were together for 40 years, and have children together. And now it’s like, 'Oh, how could you?' That kind of threw me off a little bit, just thinking how times have changed."