The Naked Truth | Kim Kardashian’s ex traumatised Pete Davidson – how do you deal with a jealous former partner? An expert provides tips
- When facing harassment from a bitter or jealous ex, it is advisable to take a stand against it before it escalates to dangerous levels
- Talk to your current partner about it to make sure you are on the same page when it comes to dealing with it, and be clear about your feelings and boundaries
American comedian Pete Davidson is in the news again – not for his short-lived romance with reality television queen Kim Kardashian, but his entanglement with her ex.
Davidson is reportedly in trauma therapy to help him deal with the ongoing harassment – both on- and offline – from US rapper Kanye West throughout his nine-month romance with Kardashian. In a music video for his single Eazy, a Claymation figure resembling Davidson is kidnapped, buried alive and decapitated by a clay version of West.
This means that either you, your partner, or both of you should be clear that no level of intimidating behaviour will be tolerated. It is also strongly advisable to present a united front to a bitter ex-partner.
Because having that united front is so important, some experts believe that if your partner’s ex is harassing you, the first thing to do is to talk to your partner about it so that you are on the same page.