If there is one thing we know we can always count on weekly, sometimes daily, it's Kardashian/Jenner drama.
Kendall manages to stay off our scandal radar considerably less than the rest of her sisters. But we knew she couldn't stay away for long! The good news is, she's addressing the situation and owning up to it, which is usually more than we can say for others in her circle, whose names shall not be named...
Since then, there have been two documentaries summing up what it is, and who exactly was involved.
The celebs who were involved participated in promoting the scam to their fans and putting out thousands of dollars in order to do so.
To sum it all up, Fyre Festival was designed to look like the greatest party of all time.
Everyone who spent thousands of dollars to be there went home very disappointed.
Ja Rule, the founder of the event, has tried to maintain that the whole thing was not a scam, but that things were just disorganized and falling apart at the seems, completely by accident.
On top of that, the food provided for the festival was also questionable.
"I just wanted to address Fyre Festival," Bella wrote.
"Even though this was not my project what so ever, nor was I informed about the production or process of the festival in any shape or form, I do know that it is has always been out of great intent, and they truly wanted all of us to have the time of our lives."
Although she did not reveal the exact sum, she did tell James Corden that she would be donating the amount to charity.
“I’m not going to share [the amount], but it made for a very generous donation to charity," she said.
Until this past weekend, when she spoke candidly about it in an interview with The New York Times.
She explained that she went out on a limb when she accepted the opportunity.
Kendall added that there wasn't much research to be done on the festival at the time since it was just starting up.
She chose to trust that the festival would pan out the way is was originally supposed to.
Quite frankly, if someone is offering you $250000 to make a post on Instagram, promoting a festival, who wouldn't say yes to that?
So, clearly, Kendall had the better end of the stick.
If it isn't Kim for letting her daughter wear lipstick or Khloé for promoting diet culture, it's Kendall unknowingly participating in a scam.
Do you think Kendall's defense is genuine and justified her actions?
Or do you think she was fully a part of the scam from the start?
