Kanye West's breakdown last November became the focal point of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" Sunday as his wife, Kim Kardashian, struggled with the rapper's hospitalization.
Kim Kardashian joined her mother Kris Jenner and sisters Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian during the celebrity reality show where she expressed being "emotionally drained and exhausted" after West was hospitalized, according to "Entertainment Tonight."
West was released from UCLA Medical Center on Nov. 30 after being treated for exhaustion since Nov. 22, according to CNN. The day before he was admitted, West cancelled the remaining dates to his Saint Pablo Tour after several days of bizarre behavior.
Kim Kardashian was reported by his side during his stay at the hospital, but she was overcoming her own dramatic experience. She was robbed in a Paris hotel Oct. 3, where she told police she was tied up and threatened with a gun, USA Today reported.
Suspects reportedly made off with a jewelry box with nearly $7 million worth of items in it, as well as a ring worth $4.5 million.
"This is just forcing him to take much needed time off, which I think he just really needs," Kim Kardashian said on the reality show. "I've been staying home and looking to him to take care of everything while I stay home."
Kim Kardashian said she felt responsible to take care of West because she is committed to their marriage.
"Kanye was really cute, he's like, 'I guess this is what 'for better or for worse' means,' and I'm like, 'Yeah,'" Kardashian said on the show of a conversation she had with her husband while he recovered. "All of his friends are texting me like, 'Thank you. You're so amazing,' and I'm like, 'No, this is being a wife. This is what you gotta do.'"
West and Kardashian appeared in better spirits lately as they posted for an Easter photograph with their two children, which was shared on Instagram Sunday.
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"Keeping Up With the Kardashians" airs on the E! Network on Sundays.
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