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Kris Jenner Worries About Kylie Being Exploited, and Fans Can’t Help but Laugh
During Sunday’s episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, fans saw the perfect opportunity to use Kris Jenner‘s words against her. The family matriarch admitted that she’s always worried about youngest daughter Kylie Jenner‘s privacy given her level of fame.
“I really feel bad for Kylie because there’s always somebody that’s trying to exploit a certain situation,” the 62-year-old said, causing viewers to take to Twitter to call the momager a hypocrite. “Um….. Yea you,” one user wrote, while another added, “You have televised almost every second of her childhood, and now that she’s an adult you are worried about her privacy?! Oh the irony!! LOL.”
ummm, is she referring to herself? pic.twitter.com/reUFD3eJlf
— Elizabeth Banda (@lizbellecouture) January 15, 2018
Kris’ comments stemmed from an incident involving one of Kylie’s employees taking photos of the 20-year-old, who’s expecting her first child with boyfriend Travis Scott, in her house without her knowledge. “To have somebody in her own home trying to snap pictures they shouldn’t be snapping is really, really stressful,” the mother-of-six said. “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.”
Kylie has yet to confirm her pregnancy, and has remained hidden from public view since the news broke in September — though she’ll post the occasional photo or video on social media from the waist up. In 2015, the cosmetics mogul revealed that she won’t be staying in the spotlight forever. “Once I have a kid, I’m not going to be on Instagram,” she told Elle UK. “I’ll probably delete my Instagram and just … I don’t know, live life.”
Semi-retirement before the age of 21? Sounds like Ky is living the dream. She can certainly survive off her $50 million net worth.
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