Kim Kardashian’s ex Kris Humphries finds her gay joke about him ‘infuriating’ and wishes she’d ‘stop dragging his name’

KRIS Humphries has caught wind of a crack ex-wife Kim Kardashian made about his sexuality on The Kardashians years after their split.

The duo were famously married for just 72 days.

During a recent episode of The Kardashians, Kim was shown preparing for pal Simon Huck's wedding.

On the show, she cracked that she hadn't been to a gay quipped: "I love a gay wedding!

"I haven't been to one since my second wedding."

Per Radar Online, Kris, tk, caught wind of the joke and he's not amused.

Rumors have swirled about the basketball star's sexuality for some time.

A source close to Kris told Radar Online: "Kris has moved on.

"He does not understand why Kim continues to think he's gay. It's infuriating.

"Kim needs to move on, just like he has."

The insider added: "She really should not drag his name through the mud after all of these years."

REDDIT REACTS

On , users reacted to both the comment and Kris' alleged response.

Several users seemed to take his side.

"Even if he were gay, can you imagine trying to our someone like this?" one user wrote.

Another added: "That joke was in poor taste. I can't imagine the couple getting married that day would have found it funny either.. also it's weird to make a wedding toast and focus on yourself at all."

A third Reddit user wrote: "Why does Kim hate Kris H so much out of all her exes?"

"I actually hated that she did this. Like you haven't been with Kris in x amount of time. Grow up. Why you bringing him into your s**t again," a fourth fan commented.

Kim, for her part, has ignored the backlash.

SHOWING OFF

On Monday, the mom of four gave fans a glimpse at her Sports Illustrated photoshoot.

She posed in various outfits in the snaps, which were shot in the Dominican Republic.

For her cover photo, Kim is seen leaning on rocks near water while she shows off her SKIMS nude bikini.

She is also wearing a pair of matching sheer gloves.

The other three cover models were singer Ciara, activist Maye Musk, and model Yumi Nu.

"The journey we've been on — to break out of the mold the world put us in — may sound familiar. It's certainly familiar to the women we've chosen to be our cover models..." MJ Day, editor in chief of , said in a statement. 

She added: "At course, Kim, no stranger to the world's judgment, continues to live proudly, authentically and unapologetically through the noise."

The Hulu star also opened up to the magazine and touched on how far she has come.

Kim wrote: "It's easy to say to just ignore the criticism, but another thing you'll learn is that at some point it will click in your head that it's not about you anymore. 

"It's about family. It's about helping other people. For years you'll be putting yourself out there… But you're going to become a more private person and you're going to come to realize that the way to get your story out there- the actual narrative, the truth- isn't by engaging but by doing."

The beauty mogul concluded: "But know this: When you get here, to May 2022, you're not going to be content. You're still going to be looking for that next 'it.'

"And when you find it, you're going to do it — we're going to do it —like we always do: to the fullest."