Khloe Kardashian still has an issue with how she was treated when she had a fuller figure during her younger years.

The Kardashians star, 41, shared on her Khloe In Wonder Land podcast that she will never forget how many people were 'mean' or 'rude' to her before she slimmed down.

She added that those same people were much nicer to her thinner sisters, Kim and Kourtney Kardashian.

'When I was chubbier, I used to get very different treatment than [sisters] Kourtney and Kim got,' said the Good American designer.

Khloe reportedly weighs 123lb now and was about 160lb before she began a regular workout routine in 2013 after she split from husband Lamar Odom.

'When I lost a lot of weight and started looking different, the treatment I started getting was so much better. I remember how gross that made me feel, but I also was like, I see all of you.'

Khloe added, 'This is a little game and I've never forgotten the ones that were mean or rude to me but great to Kourtney and Kim and I've never f***ed with them.'

And it bothers her that people do not see beyond physical appearance. 

'I'm the same person, but aesthetically I look different. Your treatment of me is so vastly different, and it makes me [feel] gross. That's the world that this is, and I don't like that.'

Khloe previously opened up about the difficulties she faced in the entertainment industry before she changed her appearance revealing she would often go to photoshoots and find there were no clothes available in her size.

In a 2026 interview with Harper's Bazaar, Khloe explained: 'Even on shoots, I would never have options for clothing. There would always be this attention on Kourtney and Kim, but I was too much work for [stylists] or they had nothing in my size. I wasn't even that crazy big!

'Other [stylists] actually said: "I just can't work with you" because I was too big. That always hurt my feelings, of course.'

Khloe went on to explain the stylists who previously refused to work with her because of her size started to approach her about jobs after she slimmed down, and she refused to hire them.

She added: 'I'm just like, 'F*** you. I'm not going to reward your bad behavior.'

The reality TV star has since insisted she thinks her preoccupation with her weight has changed in recent years and she no longer worries about the numbers on the scales.

She told Bustle: 'Maybe [it's] just being younger, I think you care about the scale. The scale effs with you. I don't even look at a scale anymore. I think it's really unhealthy. I haven't in years. They're just numbers.'