For the record: Kardashian stripped way down for the publication's 20th anniversary issue, dubbed A9, via a photoshoot from photographer Steven Klein. This wasn't Klein's first time shooting Kim, either, as he also snapped her for Love and Interview in the past.

"I thought that for Paris it was explosive and a super lot of attention for her too, in a positive way. But once you go through it and you have those conversations with your parents and grandparents and everyone that you'd be really embarrassed about it with, I think you get to a point where you're like, 'Okay, we're dealing with this legally, and it's time to move on."

"Everyone deals with things differently, and I seem to deal with things - whether the sex tape, the robbery, even the death of my dad, who was the most important person in my life - I push to just overcome it."

"I just don't have a victim mentality," Kim explains in this interview. "That's never been my personality. I've always been like, the victor, I can get past this, and this will not define me."

Kim said President Trump actually called her WHILE SHE WAS NAKED for this cover shoot. He wanted to talk about Alice Johnson, but Kim had to get dressed first.

"I'm doing a nude shoot and my phone rings, and it's the President of the United States," she says here. "And I'm like, 'Okay, hold on, does somebody have a robe?' I think he's about to give me some really exciting information about Alice Johnson. So then having to have that conversation, and then having to call her ... I think Steven Klein literally wanted to kill me because I was just so focused on my phone and it was a two-day shoot."