Months after a video of her calling a pig from her mom a 'chicken' went viral, the make-up maven assures everyone via Snapchat that she knows the difference between those two animals.
- Oct 24, 2016
AceShowbiz - Don't worry, people. Kylie Jenner knows the difference between a pig and a chicken, despite a viral "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" moment that shows her seemingly mixing up those two animals.
In case you missed it, Kris Jenner was seen in a deleted scene from the family's E! reality show visiting Kylie while holding a baby pig wrapped in a blanket as a housewarming gift. Upon seeing her mom, the 19-year-old star shouted from upstairs, "Is that a chicken?"
Finally responding to fans who made fun of her weird mistakes on social media, the 19-year-old reality TV star took to Snapchat on Saturday, October 22 to explain what actually happened. "All right, so everyone keeps tweeting me this one Vine of my mom getting me a pig and I mistake it for a chicken," she said in one of some clips. "But here's the real story behind me thinking that it's a chicken."
Kylie revealed that she always wanted a chicken and had even told Kris so before her mom came with the pig. "So I love chickens, and my mom asked me what I wanted for my housewarming gift, so I told her, 'I want chickens, I want a chicken coop, I'm dying to have a chicken,' " she shared.
"We had like, over 10 conversations about it, so when I saw her downstairs, I saw something that was all wrapped up in her arms, and I was upstairs, of course I assumed that it was a f**king chicken. I never asked for a pig," she continued.
"But yeah, I just wanted to make the public announcement that I do know the difference between a chicken and a pig, so you guys don't have to worry," she concluded. "If you don't know what I'm talking about, then simply ignore all these Snapchats."
Having chickens has always been Kylie's plan. In an interview last year, the youngest Kardashian-Jenner daughter said that she wanted to have a family as well as a farm when she's 30. "When I'm, like, 30, I want to go off the map, have a family, and live in Malibu with a farm, and just raise my own chickens," she told Interview magazine. "My next goal for 2016 is to learn how to garden."
