Kylie Jenner baby news: The woes of keeping it private

Kylie Jenner caused a frenzy on the latest episode of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" when she called her mom Kris Jenner to say she caught one of her employees exploiting her privacy.

The 20-year-old rumored pregnant Jenner has been visually absent from the reality show in a while, but on the Jan. 14 episode, Kylie caused a stir after a phone call from her mother.

Kylie called to tell Kris that she caught one of her employees taking a photo of her in her own home. This made Kris contemplate whether they should have the employee arrested or not.

"I really feel bad for Kylie because there's always somebody that's trying to exploit a certain situation," the 62-year-old mother said. Kris described the incident as "really, really stressful," explaining that the home is where Kylie should feel the safest.

"You want to be able to trust the people that you're surrounded by, but we have to really be on alert at all time, and that's extremely upsetting when you feel like you can't be in your own bedroom or bathroom," she added.

Kylie has been keeping it to her own home in the past months, since she was rumored to be pregnant with her first child with boyfriend Travis Scott in September.

Last week, a source told Us Weekly that the reason the Lip Kit maven is keeping it very confidential was because she has been in the public eye for so long.

"She spent her adolescent life on television and has been famous for over 10 years now. If this is the first thing she wants to keep to herself, she should be allowed that," the insider said.

The source added that Kylie, who is known for being stubborn, is sticking to her decision to make her pregnancy very private. But with this bit of news, looks like the youngest Jenner is having trouble keeping the secret within the walls of her Hidden Hills mansion.

"Keeping Up with the Kardashians" continues Monday, 9 p.m. EDT, on E!

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