Kim Kardashian's Paris robbery continues to not only haunt her, but also the rest of her family. On this week's Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kim struggles to deal with the aftermath of the October 2016 tragedy, while her sisters experience similar incidents.

On the episode, Kris Jenner, 61, urges her daughter to see a therapist following the traumatic robbery.

"We're all feeling scared and sad," Kris told Kim. "When you go through something like this, you need to take care of yourself and maybe it's something you need to talk about. I think you should see a therapist and make sure you get the right help so it doesn't creep up on you three months from now."

But instead of getting help, Kim focused on the backlash from fans, such as being accused of faking the robbery.

"It's hard when people don't treat you like you're human and you're going through such a real, raw experience," Kim said. "It's really traumatizing. Someone wished I died that night. Really? What evil of a person are you that you wish death on someone? I'm trying to not let it get to me, but at some point I hope I don't snap."

But she did, as a meltdown forced sister Khloe Kardashian, 32, to tell producers to stop filming.

"I'm in my room crying, getting reminded of what happened," Kim sobbed, as Khloe added in her confessional, "Kim is such a strong woman, but to have a gun held to your head not knowing what's going to happen to you, that f***s you up. This is going to be an incredibly long journey for her."

Kim then had a terrifying flashback from the robbery when her husband Kanye West, 39, scared her while returning from a concert.

"He came up the front stairs and all I heard was his feet stomping up the stairs," she explained to mom and sister Kourtney Kardashian, 37. "At three in the morning he came in, that's the same time the robbery happened."

Kim explained how he has trouble hearing after performing, which is why he didn't respond when she called out.

"I start crying, I'm freaking out in bed and North fell asleep with me," the mother of North, 3, and Saint, 1, continued. "So I'm grabbing her like, 'Hello, hello.'" He's not answering me. Then he walks in and I'm like, 'Hello a*****e!' You have to announce yourself."

Kim then admitted that it's time for her to seek professional help.

"I don't want to have these feelings and flashbacks," she said. "I never thought therapy was the best choice for me, but I want to be responsible for my kids and husband and do what I have to do to get through this and not be some crazy person always scared and anxious. I don't want to live my life like that."

But Kim wasn't the only one who had a traumatizing encounter, as her younger sister Kendall Jenner, 21, explained the moment she saw her alleged stalker Shavaughn McKenzie.