In related news, the Good American Jeans founder takes to Twitter to clap back at haters who accused her of forgetting the birthdays of sister Kourtney's kids Mason and Reign Disick.
- Dec 16, 2019
AceShowbiz - The latest episode of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" was surely such a gold one. In the season 17 finale, which aired on Sunday, December 15, the family members were doing impressions of each other. Kendall Jenner opted to take on sister Kylie Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian impersonated Kim Kardashian, while Khloe Kardashian surprised everyone with her hilarious mom Kris Jenner's impersonation.
Khloe seemingly did the best job among the others as she went all-in on the look with a short dark wig. She also sported smoky eye-makeup in addition to donning identical outfit to a Versace ensemble which was once worn by the momager.
"Kylie, you can sit next to me, because you are my favorite and you make a billion dollars," Khloe's Kris jokingly said to Kendall's Kylie in the episode. "I have my Kylie, my billion dollar baby. Now she will always be the dearest to my heart for a billion reasons."
The Good American Jeans founder also shared a short clip of the season finale on her Instagram account, featuring her during a confessional. "Why do you think I'm drunk all the time?" she said, imitating Kris. "My girls always bicker, and so I need something to take the edge off."
Kourtney also offered a comical scene when she imitated Kim in long straight black hair wig and huge glasses. "My pants are Yeezy, my shoes are Yeezy, I have seven stylists to put me in sweats and leggings," she said hilariously. Poking fun at her own strained relationship with Kim, Kourtney's Kim added, "Thank God Kourtney left the table. I can't stand her energy."
In related news, Khloe clapped back at haters who accused her of forgetting the birthdays of Kourtney's kids Mason and Reign Disick. "I have always found it bizarre that people get upset about birthday shout outs on social media. My mentality is -- let people do what they want. Personally, I usually don't post about my nieces and nephews on their birthdays because they're not on social media. Happy Saturday," she wrote on Saturday.
Some fans agreed with the TV star. "These adults swear that these kids are gonna be crying because they didn't get a shoutout for their birthday," said one fan. "Good for you. Last time I checked we're humans, not robots! As long as you say it in real life who cares. Some people are too sensitive on something that doesn’t involve them haha [sic]," another one responded.
