See Khloe Kardashian reveal why she can't watch The People vs OJ Simpson

KHLOE Kardashian has so far refused to watch The People vs OJ Simpson which stars David Schwimmer as her lawyer father Rob.

The show follows OJ's arrest after being accused of murdering his ex wife Nicole while close friend Rob Kardashian who believes his innocence represents him in court.

His daughter revealed on her show Kocktails with Khloe that she can't bring herself to watch the true crime drama.

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She said: "I have it on DVD. I just haven't seen it yet.

"I've seen all of the documentaries or the rehashing of the footage of the OJ trial and all this stuff, and just seeing my dad and everything again, I relive emotions.

"Like, 'Oh my god, I forgot the sound of my dad's voice'."

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The Kardashian family were brought into the spotlight for the first time thanks to the notorious murder.

Khloe continued: "I just feel bad and I think I'm a little more sensitive to it, cause he was my uncle OJ, like that's always what I called him.

"I more felt bad for the kids - Sydney and Justin. You'll never get over your mom being murdered, and now they have to get stalked by the paparazzi again?

"I definitely want to watch it. I was also just afraid of how they would portray my dad. I hear David Schwimmer did a phenomenal job, and they play him really true to form, so I'm grateful for that."

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But viewers of the drama have lashed out at the Kardashians' appearance as kids on the showbranding it a "shameless plug" for the fame-hungry family.

One tweeted: "The Kardashian children have zero relevance to the storyline, so irritating, the continued referencing."

"Not to sound mean but why are the Kardashian children in #PeoplevsOJSimpson were they that important to the murder trial?" another wrote.

Goes to show that even if you try to avoid the latest episode KUWTK, the Kardashians are simply inescapable.