Kylie Jenner Gets Embarrassed When Her Grandmother Makes Her Wear A Dog Collar
Even though Kylie Jenner has shared that she and her mother Kris Jenner have not been getting along very well, a deleted scene from “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” shows that the two have at least been able to spend a little quality time together. Kylie and Kris were joined by Kris’ mom M.J. Shannon on a little shopping trip where Grandma M.J. manages to embarrass Kylie by making her wear a dog collar.
Kylie recently acquired a pet dog called Norman. She was joined by her mom Kris and her grandmother MJ on a little shopping trip for Norman. Kylie wants a collar for her dog, and in a deleted scene from the family’s reality TV series, what happens in the store causes Kylie a little bit of embarrassment.
As Kylie and M.J. are picking out collars from a rack, M.J. points out that some of the collars are really cute and could actually double as human necklaces. She tries to prove her point by taking a black studded collar and asking Kylie to stand closer so she could put it on her. M.J. likes what she sees despite some mild protests from Kylie who says that her grandma is embarrassing her.
M.J. calls out to Kris who is browsing at the other side of the store and points out the collar on Kylie’s neck. Kris tells Kylie that they are out to get a necklace for the dog and not for her. M.J. steps in and says that it was her idea to put it on Kylie. Everyone in the store has a laugh about it and they proceed to pick something out for Norman.
Instead of a traditional dog collar, Kylie picks out a necklace that is designed like a diamond tennis bracelet. She also tells her mom that she doesn’t want a leash for her dog but she opts to get a cupcake instead. The cashier rings up their purchases and the three women conclude their shopping trip with no sign of the animosity that Kylie told her dad Bruce Jenner about. Find out how the mother and daughter get along in future episodes of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” which airs Sundays at 9 p.m. on E.
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