It looked like Kris Jenner got cranky at his daughter, Khloe Kardashian, at the recent episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" ("KUWTK"). The 62-year-old television personality brought her new personal scribe, Madhvi, to a lunch with her daughters, and things did not turn out well.
The scribe was hired to record all of Kris' conversations, even with her children. In the "KUWTK" clip, she introduced Madhvi to Khloe, Kim Kardashian-West, and Kourtney Kardashian and they looked all surprise.
Kourtney asked her mother if her new scribe was also writing everything she was saying or just her mom's dialogues. "What everybody's saying," the momager revealed. As her kids looked confused, she explained it would help her to review everything she had uttered. This would even help her to remind her kids what she exactly told them.
Khloe then said it felt strange to meet a scribe for the first time. After that, she asked her mother if she really wanted to document every conversation she was having.
It seemed like Khloe and Kourtney joined forces to mock their mother. After the mother-of-three excused herself to go to the bathroom, Khloe asked her mom if she wanted to go with her sister or she was good with her diaper.
It looked like Khloe was having fun making her mom feel uncomfortable. She even revealed her mom queefed when they were working out the other day, which made Kim laugh. While trying to restrain herself from laughing, Kris was denying Khloe's claim. "I did not!" she insisted.
Khloe went on to reveal how her mother used to talk to her when she was just a child and asked Madhvi to call child services. She even added she thought her name was s***head as it was the name she used to call her. She even exposed that Kris often got drunk and it was wild.
To stop her kids, Kris begged Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney to stop punishing her because she had a new scribe documenting everything they said. "It's not funny anymore!" she said in a serious tone.
"Keeping Up With the Kardashians" airs every Sunday at 9 p.m. EST on E! cable channel.
