Kim Kardashian 'mortified' after her son is exposed to joke about her Ray J sex tape

'I need to deal with it, and will deal with it'

Kim Kardashian was left "mortified" after finding out that her son had encountered a joke about her infamous sex tape with singer Ray J. Dishing all on a recent episode of The Kardashians, the 41-year-old media personality and businesswoman said six-year-old Saint had been playing on the popular game Roblox when he was sent a "'super inappropriate" message by another player. The link attached slated "unreleased footage" from the infamous 2002 sex tape alongside a crying image of Kim's face. "The last thing I want as a mum is for my past to be brought up 20 years later," Kim said during a recent episode. "It's real embarrassing s**t. I need to deal with it, and will deal with it."

Kim was also shown on the phone to her lawyer, who she told she was "99.9 per cent sure no other tape exists." Luckily, Saint is still young, so Kim could easily avoid difficult conversations however, she added that she "would've died inside" if her "son was a little bit older and old enough to read."

Another clip shows the reality star crying to ex Kanye West on the phone. "I almost died when Saint thought it was funny," she said. The touching moment between Kim and Kanye was a separation from the usual tension created by their recent separation. While Kanye, 44, was kicked off Instagram for a brief period of time, the events prior to the suspension had the world gripped. From metaphorically burying Kim's new boyfriend Pete Davidson in a music video to spreading the rumour that the SNL star had aids, West had launched a full-on attack on his ex's new boo. However, tensions have seemingly dissipated in recent weeks or are at least now happening behind closed doors. Speaking on The Kardashians about the struggle of co-parenting, Kim said: "We're just trying to figure it out – how to be good parents to our kids together, how to be good friends to each other. Ultimate goal, no matter what, is just happiness."