One suspect in Kim Kardashian’s 2016 Paris heist vowed to admit guilt as the trial began Monday. Yunice Abbas, 71, among 10 charged with armed robbery and kidnapping, told AP: "I will apologise.

Kim Kardashian arrives to the Assize Court for the trial during which she will testify over the 2016 robbery that saw her relieved of millions of dollars' worth of jewellery at gunpoint at in ...

I have babies," Kardashian said, according to her testimony. "I have to make it home. They can take everything. I just have ...

The 71-year-old is a career criminal who wrote a memoir about the incident titled I Held Up Kim Kardashian. When the president of the court, David De Pas, asked whether he had any sympathy toward ...

Kim] Kardashian is preserving her testimony for the Court and jury and does not wish to elaborate further on it at this stage,' he said. 'She has tremendous appreciation and admiration for the ...

Kim Kardashian is due to testify in court in the trial of the armed robbery she endured in Paris in 2016. Her appearance in the trial, which begins at Paris Assizes court on Monday and is expected ...

Bound, gagged, and locked in the bathroom of a luxurious apartment in central Paris, Kim Kardashian feared death ... including multiple Covid lockdowns, court timetables clogged up by other ...

A GANG member in the $10million (£8m) gunpoint robbery of Kim Kardashian has vowed to apologise to her in court today. Yunice Abbas, 71, who admits his part in the 2016 Paris heist, said ...

Kim Kardashian is all set to attend the trial to give testimony against the ‘gang’ who were involved in £8.5million jewellery heist back in October 2016. The SKIMS founder would give the ...

Kim Kardashian is ready to 'confront' the gang who are accused of tying her up in a £8.5million jewellery heist. Kardashian, 44, was alone in the penthouse of a £13,500-a-night Paris hotel in ...

THE only female member of the gang accused of robbing TV star Kim Kardashian at gunpoint cannot be guilty “because attacking a woman isn’t one of her principles”, a court heard yesterday.