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Kim Kardashian declared 'free everybody' after she was interrupted by a protester campaigning for a free Palestine during her talk at the OMR business festival in Hamburg on Tuesday.
The businesswoman, 43, visited the German city to speak at the OMR digital and marketing trade fair just hours after her shock appearance at the Met Gala in New York on Monday night.
After taking to the stage, Kim was interrupted by a protester in the audience who began repeatedly shouting 'Free Palestine'.
As security ushered the protester out of the venue, the host could be heard apologizing to Kim as she insisted: 'It's ok,' before adding 'Free everybody'.
Kim reportedly later added: 'I sympathize with the people of Israel and with those in Palestine. I sympathize with everybody. All we want is for everyone to feel safe and free.'
Kim Kardashian declared 'free everybody' after she was interrupted by a protester campaigning for a free Palestine during her talk at the OMR business festival in Hamburg on Tuesday
'Feel safe. And be good people and treat them in the same respectful way you want to be treated. These are definitely scary times.'
According the German publication Morgen Post, the female protestor was then escorted out of the hall full of 7,000 people by security forces.
According to German publication Bild, the US star's appearance at the festival, which is described as an event for 'information, inspiration and networking on all things digital business', will cost more than €1,000,000.
Kim herself will receive a generous fee of €700,000 plus the expenses for her private jet and her entourage.
But DailyMail.com can confirm that Kim will actually be receiving several million dollars as her fee.
Kim was at the event for a 40 minute appearance where she spoke about the success of her company SKIMS as well as how she built her own personal brand to continuously garner worldwide attention.
Discussing the importance of authenticity she told the crowd: 'It has to be so authentic to you and you have to really fill that void of what is missing and know how to come up with that solution.
'I mean authenticity is just everything right? You can have a great idea but if you don't also know how to connect to it and relate and get that out there, then it is just an idea.
As security ushered the protester out of the venue, the host could be heard apologizing to Kim as she insisted: 'It's ok,' before adding 'Free everybody'
However after taking to the stage, Kim was interrupted by a protester in the audience who began repeatedly shouting 'Free Palestine'
The woman was then escorted out of the hall full of 7,000 people by security forces as Kim told the audience: 'Free everybody'
Kim reportedly later added: 'I sympathize with the people of Israel and with those in Palestine. I sympathize with everybody. All we want is for everyone to feel safe and free'
On Monday evening the reality star wowed on the red carpet where she showed off her impossibly slim waist in the silver custom Maison Margiela by John Galliano number
Kim herself will receive a generous fee of €700,000 plus the expenses for her private jet and her entourage
'So having something that is so authentic to you at your core, is so believable and that is where the beginning of a good product comes about really.'
The star also discussed how SKIMS began solely dependent on her but explained 'the goal was to take myself out of that position so that it can sustain with or without me.'
Kim was first approached to speak at the event after the founder Philipp Westermeyer approached her team during a trip to the US.
In an interview with Stern, the Head of Content at OMR, Roland Eisenbrand explained it was a month-long process to secure Kim as a guest.
He said: 'Even though there was a lot of talk and Kim Kardashian of course receives a reasonable fee, it has to be said quite clearly that she would certainly not need to come to the OMR Festival from a purely financial point of view. Obviously, we have already convinced them with our concept.'
Gushing about the success of Kim's empire, Roland added: 'She had a mobile game with millions in sales. She has 364 million followers on Instagram. She has managed to generate reach and attention over the years, and she is very adept at monetizing them.
'Her underwear brand Skims is now said to be worth four billion US dollars and is about to go public. All of this makes her very interesting to us, and we believe that anyone who works in marketing can learn something from Kim Kardashian.'
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