Single mother Kim Kardashian admits she doesn’t have ‘support’ after revealing she locks herself in the bathroom to escape her out of control children

Kim Kardashian has admitted she doesn’t have ‘support’ when it comes to the struggles she faces raising her four children.

The reality star, 43, is mother to North, 10, Saint, eight, Chicago, six, and Pslam, five, who she shares with her ex-husband Kanye West.

The new episode of Hulu’s The Kardashians – entitled This Is Going to be Really Hot Tea – followed Kim as she was en route to jury duty, when she called a mystery friend and vented about her kids.

Kim admitted she’s a ‘pushover’ and wishes she could be ‘strict’ like her sister Khloe Kardashian, while revealing details about her chaotic home life.

Speaking to a friend on the phone, the media personality emotionally discussed struggling to control her children.

She said: ‘They know when to con me and when to throw the little, you know, start with the tears so I’m like, ‘Stop, stop, sure, take an iPad,’ you know, just stop.’

‘I just have to be like, ‘I don’t care if you’re gonna throw a tantrum in front of everyone right now. The answer is no,’ Kim added in confession.

She tells the mystery caller: ‘I don’t have that support and that really sucks and I know I really have to like get it together.’

She continued in confession: ‘You know, I’ll always be there for my kids and I’ll ride out anything with them, but to say that it doesn’t take an emotional toll sometimes, would be lying.’

Elsewhere during the chat, Kim said: ‘I just… anything in that home is just chaotic right now. Oh my God, no, what I wanted to say was I had a Zoom at the house with all my kids there, banging on the door, just screaming, and I was literally hiding in a bathroom with the door locked as I was just like, I can’t believe this.

‘I mean I can believe it, but that’s like my biggest nightmare,’ she says to this mystery person.

She added: ‘Sometimes it gets just like a little intense. I want to be more strict like Khloe but I don’t know why I have a hard time just saying no is no. I think I also just don’t want to deal with the whining and the tears of not getting their way.’