'We wish her the best': Kim Kardashian gets apology from website she sued for claiming she staged Paris robbery

MediaTakeOut.com stated that 'anyone who is still questioning it, is wrong'
The site expressed remorse for its 'hurtful' reporting
Kim, 35, had filed suit over the 'blatant defamtory lies' contained in three articles posted online by the media outlet

Kim Kardashian has received an apology from the website she took legal action against over claims she faked her Paris robbery.

On Friday, MediaTakeOut.com posted a lengthy statement online, and said: 'After speaking to sources, including some connected to the Kardashians, and getting further details on the sequence of events – we are now confident and without a doubt believe that Kim Kardashian was robbed as was reported to the Paris police. Anyone who is still questioning it, is wrong.'

'We can understand how reports questioning if the robbery in fact took place can be hurtful, and so we apologize,' the statement continued.

Lawsuit: Kim Kardashian has received an apology from MediaTakeOut.com after she filed suit against the gossip site for 'blatant lies' after it claimed she staged her October 3 Paris robbery

Sorry: The site posted a lenghty statement in which it ran through the evidence that supports Kim's version of events and finished with an apology and good wishes for the reality star

The 35-year-old reality star enlisted her lawyers to take action after, she claimed, MediaTakeOut.com posted three articles about her faking the robbery and committing insurance fraud.

In the complaint filed by Kim, and seen by Dailymail.com, her legal team accuses the gossip site of 'blatant defamatory lies' and labeling the star 'without any factual support' a 'liar and a thief'. The lawyers said the site has no credible sources to back-up the 'false and outrageous' claim.

MediaTakeOut.com and its founder Fred Mwangaguhunga not only issued an apology but also wished Kim well as she recovers from her ordeal.

'No one deserves to go through such a traumatic experience. Kim is not just celebrity, she is a person, a wife and a mother – who in no way deserved what happened to her,' the celebrity site stated.

'We wish her the best as she emotionally recovers from the traumatic incident.'

Home: The media outlet stated that 'anyone who is still questioning' the events of that night 'is wrong.' Kim is pictured with husband Kanye West in New York hours after her ordeal

Mwangaguhunga also went on CNN Friday to acknowledge their reporting had gone too far and said he believes the lawsuit will be 'resolved very soon.'

Meanwhile, Kim's French lawyer told DailyMail.com that his client is prepared to return to France if summoned by a judge leading the investigation into the heist.

Jean Veil, the 68-year-old celebrity Paris barrister who is now representing Kim's interests in France, said ‘she is very calm and very determined over a matter that was particularly violent’.

Kim's lawyers had said in the complaint the website had no credible sources to back-up the 'false and outrageous' claims laid out in three stories, and the site agreed it had gone too far

Kim's lawsuit states that the only people that know what happened on October 3 are Kim, the concierge at the apartment building 'who was also assaulted' and the assailants themselves

In the early hours of October 3, Kim was robbed by five armed men wearing ski masks and clothes with police markings, who entered her Paris hotel building at around 3am after the concierge let them in.

They tied her up and held a gun to her head as she begged for her life and told them she was a mother of two, before the robbers made off with her giant ring and a jewelry box.

The TV star is said to be 'badly shaken' and 'blaming herself' after the shocking attack, and is already making changes to her public profile and security.

Kim has canceled public appearances for a month and is now recovering at her home in Los Angeles.