Kim Kardashian Had an Ego Crisis at Bezos Wedding Over Sydney Sweeney

Apparently, Kim Kardashian had a bit of a rough time at Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez’s ultra-luxury wedding bash in Venice—and not because the hors d’oeuvres were off. According to sources, Kim was seriously thrown off after Sydney Sweeney stole the spotlight, leaving the reality star and business mogul feeling like yesterday’s headline.

Yep. Word is, Kim had what’s being called a full-on meltdown over all the attention Sydney was getting. While Kim’s used to being the moment, this time it wasn’t about her—and it hit hard. One insider said, “Kim won’t say it outright, but seeing Sydney get all the attention in Venice was a huge blow to her ego.”

Sydney’s star power at the event wasn’t exactly subtle. With her rising fame, youth, and social media dominance, she’s clearly on the “It Girl” trajectory that Kim once owned.

The source went on to say that Kim “left Venice feeling completely deflated” and described the experience as a “painful wake-up call.”

Now, to be fair, Kim still got plenty of attention. But, as the source put it, it wasn’t the same kind of attention—and that realization “totally knocked her confidence.” Oof.

To be clear, there’s no drama between Kim and Sydney. No feuds. No awkward bathroom confrontations (as far as we know). This isn’t a catfight—it’s more of a quiet existential crisis. The source insists that Kim isn’t blaming Sydney. It’s just that realizing she may not be the reigning queen of celebrity anymore apparently “triggered all her worst insecurities.”

If you’ve followed Kim’s career, you know she’s been the pop culture centerpiece for nearly two decades. But with Gen Z stars like Sydney climbing the Hollywood ladder—and fast—the torch may be passing whether Kim likes it or not.

So, while the Bezos wedding made headlines for its opulence, it sounds like it may also have marked a different kind of milestone: the moment Kim realized she’s not always going to be the main character. At least not without a little competition.