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Kim Kardashian West has lashed out at Bruce Jenner.
The 34-year-old television personality - whose mother, Kris Jenner, was married to the 65-year-old former athlete - has criticised her stepfather for dating someone so close to the 59-year-old manager.
In a first look of series 10 of 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians', as obtained by E! News, Bruce - who was rumoured to have been dating Kris' ex-best friend, Ronda Kamihira, after the couple split in 2013 - appeared defensive when Kim made the accusations against him.
He asked: "Do you actually think I'm dating anybody?"
To which, Kim replied: "She was really one of my mum's best friends and my mum cries about it."
A second clip then shows Kris, accompanied by Kim, telling Bruce it's "not right".
The parents' split seems to be a hot topic in the Kardashian and Jenner household as later in the clip, Kylie Jenner reveals that she thinks her mother is "lonely".
Kourtney Kardashian's partner, Scott Disick, then insists she "just needs a mature, normal guy".
Meanwhile, Kris has reportedly fallen head-over-heels in love with Corey Gamble, 33.
A source close to the star said previously: "[Corey] constantly tells her how hot, sexy and smart she is. [They] are like teenagers, non-stop making out and it's major PDA all the time!
"[Kris] is having fun and is so attracted to him."

Jay-Z thinks hip-hop music has "done more for racial relations than most cultural icons".
The producer and rapper believes that this particular style of music has been able to influence people from all different races and backgrounds.
He said: "I think that hip hop has done more for racial relations than most cultural icons. Save Martin Luther King, because his dream speech we realised when President Obama got elected.
"This music didn't only influence kids from urban areas. People listen to this music all around the world, and [they] took to this music."
The 'Empire State of Mind' hitmaker - who has 2-year-old Blue Ivy with his wife, Beyoncé - believes racism is a learned behaviour that is "difficult" to be taught in a home where hip-hop artists like Snoop Dogg are praised and celebrated.
He shared: "Racism is taught in the home. It's very difficult to teach racism when your kid looks up to Snoop Doggy Dogg."
The 45-year-old entrepreneur also believes that this particular music genre has helped to bring people together.
In a video for the Oprah Winfrey Network as they hold a month-long celebration honouring civil rights legends, Jay-Z explained: "Before, people partied in separate clubs. There were hip-hop clubs and there were techno clubs.
"Now, people party together, and once you have people partying, dancing, and singing along to the same music, then conversations naturally happen after that.
"We all realise that we're more alike than we're separate."

Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden are reportedly getting married today (05.01.15).
The couple - who got engaged in December - is believed to have held a rehearsal dinner last night (04.01.15) ahead of the big day.
The intimate affair was attended by a small group of people at a location in Beverly Hills.
The guests were offered drinks as they waited for their meal, which began at roughly 7.30pm. The group stayed at the venue for three hours before retiring for the evening, according to a report by Us Weekly magazine.
The 42-year-old actress was "swept her off her feet" by the 35-year-old singer/songwriter, according to a source close to the 'The Other Woman' star.
The insider said previously: "Cameron hasn't been this happy in a long time.
"She found someone who knew how lucky he was to have her. The other guys treated her badly, but Benji would do anything for her. She's madly in love."
The blonde beauty - who initially bonded with the former Good Charlotte singer because of her "great taste in music" - is believed to have told friends that she knew he was "the one" because of his "chivalrous ways".
When news of their engagement broke, a source revealed their friends were "so happy" for the pair.
The source shared: "Everyone thinks it's wild, but are so happy for them.
"Benji tends to fall in love easily, but this time it's for real and he landed a great girl. They obviously both make each other incredibly happy, and there's nothing better than that."

The Trumps have paid tribute to the late Joan Rivers.
Donald Jr. and Ivanka have revealed that Joan - who died in September 2014 after surgery complications - was the "most professional and the lowest maintenance" of all of those who made an appearance on the upcoming series of 'Celebrity Apprentice'.
The 33-year-old former model shared: "It was amazing to see her interact with everyone. It also showed a different side of [Joan]. She's very warm and very maternal and very protective of all of the contestants."
Her brother, Donald Trump Jr., 37, added: "From day one, [the crew] said that [Joan] was actually the most professional and the lowest maintenance.
"That's not the diva that she's known for, but she's always so generous and so kind to the crew, the sound guy, all the way up to the production team. That always struck me."
Joan - who replaces Ivanka as a judge in two of the show's upcoming episodes - was a "big part" of the judging panel when she appeared.
Donald Sr. explained: "[She] plays a big part in two of the episodes. She replaces Ivanka as a judge - and she was spectacular."
The family thinks Joan - who was 81-years-old when she died - will be "very happy" with the end result.
The 68-year-old businessman said: "We had a decision to make: 'Do we leave that in the show, or do we not leave it?' And we decided to absolutely leave it.
"She was so smart and so sharp and so good that she would be very happy. Looking down, she'll be very happy.
"We're doing a big 'In Memoriam' tribute at the beginning of the show."

Kid Rock thinks all drugs should be legalised.
The 43-year-old rapper admits smoking marijuana makes him "dumb" but he believes it makes sense for substances such as cocaine and heroin to be decriminalised so governments can make money from taxing the narcotics.
He said: "I don't smoke much weed, it makes me dumb. But they should legalise and tax everything: pot, cocaine, heroin. Has it not been proven that people will always find a way to get what they want?"
The 'All Summer Long' hitmaker is proud to be "loaded" because he has earned his money legally and is happy to share his wealth with family.
He said: "I'm not just wealthy, I'm loaded. I can say that because I'm not embarrassed - I've made a f**k-ton of money, but I've never made a dishonest dollar. I try to do right by the people around me."
And one of the things the musician likes to spend his money on is adding to his collection of weapons.
He told The Guardian newspaper: "I'm always buying more guns. I have everything from a Civil War cannon to an MP5 machine gun and old police guns. If someone invades your house, yeah, you can shoot them. I don't think crazy people should have guns."
The 'Cowboy' singer - who was previously married to Pamela Anderson - isn't interested in using social media, admitting the main reason he uses a computer is to "look at porn".
He said: "I don't FaceTweet or whatever people do. I understand that I'm the old guy now. I turn on my computer and look at porn a little bit, see what's going on in the news, but that's about it. I'm comfortable with that."

Angelina Jolie splashed out on joke gifts in Las Vegas at the weekend.
The 'Unbroken' filmmaker visited Bonanza Gifts shop with her six-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne on Saturday (03.01.15) and the trio, who were accompanied by a number of assistants, left the store with goodies including telescope-style 'freeloader forks', light sabres, a plush dinosaur pillow, t-shirts and mugs.
One onlooker told People magazine the children were allowed to pick out anything they wanted while the manager said their famous mother, who dressed casually in a beige sweater and jeans, was "as normal as can be."
According to the manager, the 39-year-old beauty is a regular visitor to the store to buy joke gifts for her husband Brad Pitt.
Last March, Angelina sparked controversy when she took the twins and three of their older siblings Pax, 11, Zahara, nine, and Shiloh, eight, to the store and allowed Pax to buy a swearing finger.
The manager said of the group - which didn't include Brad or the couple's eldest child Maddox, 13 - at the time: "Pax bought a Swearing Finger. It's phonic operated, and it will flip off and it swears. It's really foul! A lot of F-bombs. Angelina kind of raised an eyebrow, but she didn't say anything to him. I think she just lets them get what they want."

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Chloe Sevigny is obsessed with "superfood" watercress.
The 40-year-old actress eats the leafy vegetable all the time and doesn't think she could live without the delicious plant in her life.
Speaking about her favourite things to W Magazine, she said: "(Watercress) is my favourite superfood. I eat watercress with eggs in the morning; on my sandwiches; or just tossed with olive oil, a little lemon, and some fresh-cracked pepper and salt."
The 'American Horror Story: Asylum' star also admitted she is very reliant on her noise-cancelling headphones because she hates to be distracted by other passengers when she is travelling for work and for leisure.
She revealed: "I travel a lot and cannot believe I didn't make this investment sooner. These headphones cancel out all the surrounding sound and allow you to hear new things in the music you've been listening to for years."
When she's not cooking with watercress or listening to music, Chloe loves to read and at the moment she is gripped by Andrew McConnell Stott's 'The Poet and the Vampyre: The Curse of Byron and the Birth of Literature's Greatest Monsters' which documents the inspiration behind Mary Shelley's novel 'Frankenstein'.
The 'Zodiac' star revealed: "I'm reading 'The Poet and the Vampyre', about the notorious summer when Mary Shelley, her stepsister Claire Clairmont, and Shelley's future husband, Percy, visited Lord Byron in Geneva. They were such radicals. It was on this trip that Byron suggested a short-story contest, and the seeds of Shelley's gothic masterpiece, 'Frankenstein', were planted."

Elizabeth Hurley has made a "pathetic start" to being more self-disciplined this month.
The 49-year-old actress took to her Twitter account to reveal she will have to "try harder" tomorrow (06.01.15) after failing miserably in her bid to deny herself some treats at the start of the year following the festive period.
She wrote: "A pathetic start to an abstemious January. Must try harder tomorrow.... (sic)"
But the star hasn't made any new year's resolutions as such after deciding she doesn't care what anyone thinks of her body.
She posted a picture of a quote that read, "I'm not making resolutions this year. No one likes a skinny sober bitch anyway (sic)", and attached the caption: "Was about to start making my list, but on reflection.... (sic)"
Elizabeth appeared to have plenty of festive fun in the last two weeks and kept her 466,000 followers up-to-date with her goings on, but she was left disappointed that her Christmas decorations were taken down in her house yesterday (04.01.15) as she wanted to keep them up until tomorrow.
She wrote: "Someone took all my Christmas decorations down while I was away....feel cheated out of the last two days of sparkle (sic)"
It wasn't all Christmas cheer for Elizabeth over the festive period as she fell foul of the snowy conditions last Tuesday (30.01.14) and had to resort to searching on video-sharing site YouTube for footage of how to put snow chains on her tyres.
She wrote: "Uh oh. Car stuck on snowy track. We may be some time.
"Now watching You Tube video of how to put on snow chains (sic)"