Kendall Jenner is finally seen addressing her Pepsi ad controversy in a preview for the new Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
It's been five months since the model was criticized for appearing in a commercial which was labeled racially 'tone-deaf' before it was pulled by the drinks maker.
'It feels like my life is over,' the 21 year-old is seen confiding in sister Kim Kardashian in a season 14 sneak peek of the E! show.
'My life is over': Kendall Jenner reacts to the backlash over her Pepsi ad in a clip from the new season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians
Kim, 36, responds by giving it to her straight 'You made a mistake'.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter last month, Kim revealed that while the catwalk queen kept her emotions private, she was devastated and 'at home crying' behind the scenes.
Kim explained in the interview, which celebrated 10 years of Keeping Up With The Kardashians on E!: 'We're not perfect, but you see these things in the media, like Kendall and her Pepsi ad, where I see her at home crying.'
'But in the media she looks another way because she's not addressing it.'
Tough time: Kendall is confiding in older sister Kim, 36, who responds by giving it to her straight, saying 'You made a mistake'
Public persona: 'We're not perfect, but you see these things in the media, like Kendall and her Pepsi ad, where I see her at home crying,' revealed Kim
It's been five months since the model was criticized for appearing in a commercial which was labeled racially 'tone-deaf' before it was pulled by the drinks maker
Hug it out... The close sisters are seen sharing a sweet embrace in a new trailer for the hit reality series
Kendall added: 'I'm the most private one. If there's a moment I don't want anyone to hear, I talk to myself or talk to someone in another room.'
Kim revealed she urged her younger sibling to speak out on the controversy or allow the emotional scenes to feature in the family's reality show.
She added: 'I'm just like, "This is wrong. You need to speak up". She [Kendall] was like, "I don't ever want to show that footage of me crying".
'She was trying to not make excuses or be dramatic, but that was what she was going through at the time.'
On with the show: The women are also seen on their Hollywood Reporter shoot in which they opened up about Kendall's struggle to be filmed when she was upset about the Pepsi backlash
In the same clip, Kourtney is seen being grilled about whether she'd have another baby with ex Scott Disick
Speaking up: Kim revealed she urged her younger sibling to speak out on the controversy or allow the emotional scenes to feature in the family's reality show
Referring to the moment, momager Kris Jenner, 61, concluded: 'There are moments when it's hard to leave something in because it's vulnerable and it exposes us to a deeper level of emotion, and sometimes that's hard to share.'
The Pepsi commercial was pulled within 24 hours of its launch in April, after being met with widespread condemnation.
Kendall is seen stopping a photoshoot when she notices a protest march making its way down the street and offers a police officer a can of Pepsi.
The company pulled the commercial and issued a public apology to poster girl Kendall in the wake of the backlash.
The KUWTK sneak peek also shows the ladies having fun at a winery, and 'MILFs gone wild' in Mexico.
Kourtney also gets grilled on whether she wants to have more children with ex boyfriend Scott Disick.
Season 14 of Keeping Up With The Kardashians premieres Sunday October 1 on E!
It's been five months since the model was criticized for appearing in a commercial which was labeled racially 'tone-deaf' before it was pulled by the drinks maker.
'It feels like my life is over,' the 21 year-old is seen confiding in sister Kim Kardashian in a season 14 sneak peek of the E! show.
'My life is over': Kendall Jenner reacts to the backlash over her Pepsi ad in a clip from the new season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians
Kim, 36, responds by giving it to her straight 'You made a mistake'.
In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter last month, Kim revealed that while the catwalk queen kept her emotions private, she was devastated and 'at home crying' behind the scenes.
Kim explained in the interview, which celebrated 10 years of Keeping Up With The Kardashians on E!: 'We're not perfect, but you see these things in the media, like Kendall and her Pepsi ad, where I see her at home crying.'
'But in the media she looks another way because she's not addressing it.'
Tough time: Kendall is confiding in older sister Kim, 36, who responds by giving it to her straight, saying 'You made a mistake'
Public persona: 'We're not perfect, but you see these things in the media, like Kendall and her Pepsi ad, where I see her at home crying,' revealed Kim
It's been five months since the model was criticized for appearing in a commercial which was labeled racially 'tone-deaf' before it was pulled by the drinks maker
Hug it out... The close sisters are seen sharing a sweet embrace in a new trailer for the hit reality series
Kendall added: 'I'm the most private one. If there's a moment I don't want anyone to hear, I talk to myself or talk to someone in another room.'
Kim revealed she urged her younger sibling to speak out on the controversy or allow the emotional scenes to feature in the family's reality show.
She added: 'I'm just like, "This is wrong. You need to speak up". She [Kendall] was like, "I don't ever want to show that footage of me crying".
'She was trying to not make excuses or be dramatic, but that was what she was going through at the time.'
On with the show: The women are also seen on their Hollywood Reporter shoot in which they opened up about Kendall's struggle to be filmed when she was upset about the Pepsi backlash
In the same clip, Kourtney is seen being grilled about whether she'd have another baby with ex Scott Disick
Speaking up: Kim revealed she urged her younger sibling to speak out on the controversy or allow the emotional scenes to feature in the family's reality show
Referring to the moment, momager Kris Jenner, 61, concluded: 'There are moments when it's hard to leave something in because it's vulnerable and it exposes us to a deeper level of emotion, and sometimes that's hard to share.'
The Pepsi commercial was pulled within 24 hours of its launch in April, after being met with widespread condemnation.
Kendall is seen stopping a photoshoot when she notices a protest march making its way down the street and offers a police officer a can of Pepsi.
The company pulled the commercial and issued a public apology to poster girl Kendall in the wake of the backlash.
The KUWTK sneak peek also shows the ladies having fun at a winery, and 'MILFs gone wild' in Mexico.
Kourtney also gets grilled on whether she wants to have more children with ex boyfriend Scott Disick.
Season 14 of Keeping Up With The Kardashians premieres Sunday October 1 on E!
