French Montana insists he would do anything for Khloé Kardashian and claims his recent comments about his desire to ''capatalise'' on his four-month romance with the 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star were taken out of context.

The Moroccan-born rapper, 29, says his recent comments about his desire to ''capatalise'' on his four-month romance with the 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star were taken out of context and claims he has mixed feelings about her family's reality TV series.

The 'Don't Panic' hitmaker told 'Access Hollywood' on Tuesday (19.08.14): ''I was so mad about that. If I'm with somebody, I'm not with them for that reason.'' He added: ''She supports me with everything I do. When it comes to her career, I don't think about it. If she needs me to do something, I do it.'' Asked about appearing on Khloé's E! reality series, he said: ''I hate being on camera ... Sometimes you're not ready for it and it's too much pressure, but I [also] love it. But I hate how it happened... all the commotion.''

French also brushed off rumours Khloé's mother, Kris Jenner, doesn't approve of their relationship. He said: ''I love Kris.'' The 'Ain't Worried About Nothin' rapper - real name Karim Kharbouch - admits he isn't perfect and believes he got shot in the head in New York City in 2003 because he got ''involved with the wrong crowd,'' but it inspired him to turn over a new leaf.

He explained: ''After you go through something like that, you ain't making no mistakes. You calculate every move you do. I just feel like it was karma. When you do negative stuff in your life, it always comes back to you. I feel like that's what it was.''