He isn’t holding back.
Kim Kardashian’s ex-security guard, Steve Stanulis, has spoken out about her recent attack claiming that it could have been an inside job and that he could have seen it coming.
She was held at gunpoint on Sunday night while men, dressed as police officers, raided the apartment she was staying in for jewellery worth millions.
According to The Daily Mail, Steve said:
“As the facts keep coming out and the more stuff unwinds, 100 percent it’s an inside job.
They went to an exclusive place, with exclusive entrances, they knew exactly where to go, where to find the jewellery.
Security was out with the sisters and Kim had been showing all the jewellery on Snapchat. It’s a perfect storm to get robbed.”
He then went on to speak about how he could have been this coming:
“Kim lives and breaths on the internet. She has nearly 50 million people [on Twitter] who at any moment and on any day know where she is.
“And then she shows them this mighty great expensive rock on her hand a few hours before and she invites trouble.
“I saw this happening. It just had to with the way Kim flaunts her riches and her diamonds. The stones on her fingers are worth maybe $10m and they try and save on their security.”
Steve was reportedly fired after Kanye thought he was getting too close to Kim even though he’s happily married with three children.
He continued:
“She could fall prey to stalkers, crazy fans or criminals like this weekend at any time and she and Kanye now have to take this as a warning.
“There are a lot of crazies in the US and I suppose around the world and they cannot afford to take chances.
“I would compare Kim’s status as one of the most recognisable women in the world to that of Princess Diana.
“Where ever she goes she has the paparazzi and the fans outside and following her.”
He also added that Kim and Kanye don’t invest enough in the security:
“Look, they had this coming to them. They do not respect the importance of security when you have a profile as strong as theirs.
When I worked for them Kanye would take off on his own in a cab and leave me behind to take another cab.
It used to infuriate me as I wasn’t doing my job as well as I could have.
When he went out for dinner in a restaurant, I would sit on a separate table and he wouldn’t even offer me a glass of water.”
