Kendall Jenner took to social networks to explain that she did not mean to despise models who have to “run” too many shows.

Recently, Kendall Jenner has been fiercely criticized by many fellow models for her statement that is said to be contemptuous of long legs who have to “run” to dozens of fashion shows, but she alone does not need to do that. On Twitter, the beauty had to apologize and explain the controversial interview:

“I was misunderstood in a recent interview, and I need to clarify its meaning. The intention of the interview was purely to praise (the models) but unfortunately, the words I said has been twisted and taken out of context. I want to be clear. My respect for my colleagues is endless!”, the long-legged Kardashian family wrote on Twitter.

Kendall Jenner.

Supermodel Kardashian spoke up to explain the controversial statement.

Kendall (far left) from a young age quickly became famous thanks to the Kardashian family.

7 years after becoming famous thanks to appearing with her family on the show “Keeping Up with the Kardashians”, at the age of 14, Kendall Jenner quickly signed a contract to be a fashion model. Because she had a solid foundation since she was a child, many conflicting opinions have arisen about her true talent in modeling.

In particular, in the recent interview, Kendall caused outrage when saying: “Since the beginning of my career, my crew has been very picky about the shows that I do. I have never “The type of model who walks up to 30 shows per fashion season, or does whatever nonsense those girls do. I hope it’s good for them.” In his statement, Kendall also used profanity.

Kendall’s statement angered many models such as Jac Jagaciak, Vita Sidorkina, Daria Strokous, Peyton Knight, and Teddy Quinlivan. They say that models have to perform in so many shows because they have to be self-reliant. Many of them have difficult families and have to pay for themselves and their families.