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Kim Kardashian shared a struggle of hers — that she only just endured a few months ago.
The reality star garnered some love during her Wednesday night (Aug. 14) appearance on The Tonight Show, where she confessed her “biggest fear in life” to host Jimmy Fallon, per Page Six.
“It’s my biggest fear in life to get booed, so this welcome is, like, so, so good,” she shared as the audience applauded her.
Fallon assured her that the fans “love” her, adding, “Come on! We’re New York City, we love you.”
This reveal arrives in the wake of Kardashian being booed on the dais at Netflix‘s Roast of Tom Brady, where she took a turn at cracking jokes alongside seasoned comedians such as Nikki Glaser and Jeff Ross.
After Kardashian attempted to poke fun at Kevin Hart‘s height, boos arose from the audience, prompting her to say, “Alright, alright.”
However, after the roast aired live, the streamer removed the audience’s adverse reaction to Kardashian’s quip and issued a disclaimer that the current cut was “edited from a previous livestream.”
Glaser, who quickly emerged as a fan favorite from the May 5 roast, stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live on May 7, where she noted that she was surprised by how Brady went after Kardashian, whom she had “thought was kind of off-limits.”
As for Brady, he eventually conceded on the Pivot Podcast later in month that he “didn’t like the way [the jokes] affected [his] kids.”
“I wouldn’t do that again because of the way that it affected actually the people that I care about the most in the world,” he added.
Roast of Tom Brady is streaming on Netflix. The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon airs weeknights at 11:35/10:35c on NBC.