American reality television star Kim Kardashian reportedly faced a terrifying encounter with armed police officers during a 2018 trip to Uganda with her then-husband, Kanye West, according to shocking revelations in a newly released biography.

The disturbing incident is detailed in Citizen Kim: The Woman Who Created the Future, written by journalist Jonathan Van Meter, who explores the celebrity entrepreneur’s personal life and troubled marriage to the controversial rapper.

According to the book, Kardashian and West were visiting Uganda in October 2018 alongside members of a television production crew when an unexpected confrontation with local police unfolded.

Farnaz Farjam, an executive producer of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, claimed that West became increasingly suspicious during their stay, believing that unidentified individuals were attempting to drug him.

Farjam alleged that the rapper persuaded Ugandan police officers to investigate his concerns, prompting armed officers to search rooms at the location where the group was staying.

During the operation, one officer allegedly pointed a gun at Kardashian’s head, creating a frightening situation for the television personality.

The encounter reportedly left members of the production team deeply shaken.

Farjam described the atmosphere as extremely tense, revealing that she eventually arranged a private jet to evacuate her crew from Uganda.

The producer suggested that West’s behavior contributed significantly to the confrontation, describing the episode as a troubling moment in the couple’s already strained relationship.

She later said she forgave West, believing his actions were connected to a period of mental health difficulties.

The revelations have renewed public attention on Kardashian and West’s turbulent marriage, which ended in divorce in 2022.

The former couple married in 2014 and share four children.

Despite their separation, Kardashian has publicly acknowledged the challenges of maintaining a co-parenting relationship while protecting their children’s well-being.

The Uganda allegations have resurfaced years after Kardashian survived a separate armed robbery in Paris in 2016, when thieves stole millions of dollars in jewelry.

However, the reported Uganda incident was different, involving police officers rather than suspected robbers.

While the biography attributes the frightening encounter to circumstances allegedly triggered by West, the account remains based on Farjam’s recollection, and there is no confirmation that Kardashian herself directly blamed her former husband.

The revelations offer another glimpse into the private difficulties behind one of Hollywood’s most widely discussed former marriages.