The One and Only, Kris Jenner
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What are Kris Jenner's thoughts on motherhood?
I think when I was about 16 years old, all I wanted to do was have six kids. That was my destiny. And I used to pray about it and I claimed it. I don't think anyone questions your determination. I think everyone knows. I was laser focused. I have this anxiety and this buildup about the teenage stage. I know what a terrorist I was as a teenager. Chloe, you were wild. I know. You were spicy and crazy. You're confirming that I should be terrified of the teenage phase. Absolutely. You and Kim, like, we're going to film a show and you guys have to be on it. Court and I were like, no, we're not. We don't want to be on this show.
How did Kris Jenner manage her children's teenage years?
Then when you were like our manager and telling us what to do and we're like, what are you talking? Like, you're not going to boss us around. You just don't want people thinking, oh, working with family is a breeze. No, no, no. There are challenges for sure. Just use me as a filler when you don't want to tape another episode. Oh, you'll be the host? No. Oh, yeah. You have nurtured that Rolodex. You will have, I don't know, Jesus sitting right there. Oh my gosh, that would be great. Hi, I'm so happy that you are on my podcast. Thank you for inviting me. We've been talking about this for years. Not me being here, but you having a podcast. Yes. And I'm really proud of you. Thank you. Because I think it's very brave of you to actually go ahead and pull the trigger and do this when you were so reluctant to do it for so long for so many reasons. And here you are and look at you. Here we are.
I know. Well, you know, having you on, obviously you are what many people aspire to have on any podcast, but you're my mom. And I feel like. We filmed together. You have a documentary coming out one day. There's books about you. For me, I felt like asking you the typical questions of... Where were you born? Where were you born? How was San Diego? What's your mom like? I feel like people... that are real fans of yours know those things. And so, sure, we might glaze over those things. But I really thought an interesting topic that I feel is interesting and that people always ask me about. People are always praising us for our family dynamic. They always say, like, whether they come from a family with a lot of siblings, they always are like, oh, my gosh, you remind me of my mom and my siblings. Or if they don't have siblings... They dream like that's their fantasy. If I had a bunch of siblings, like that's the sibling dynamic and parent dynamic that I would love to have with my family.
So I felt like it would be a great episode to talk to you about, I think, our dynamic, the dynamic that you have with your children and the many phases of that. But did you always dream about being a mother? Yeah. Well, yeah. I mean, that was the dream. The dream for me when I was growing up, all I wanted to do was have six kids. So much so that I would think about it day and night. I had things planned out in my head. I wanted to be, that was my goal in life, to get married and be able to raise a family, have six kids, and live happily ever after. And in those days, you know, when I was growing up, I sound like a dinosaur, but there were no cell phones. There were no, you know, I barely had color TV. So there was no real form of communication or things to compare yourself to or. things that inspired me.
So I don't know where and when I got inspired, but I was watching Leave it to Beaver and I Love Lucy and all those shows and the Flintstones and everything in between the Jetsons. And, you know, you just saw the future and your life as more traditional in those days. It was a very I was born in the 50s. I was a 50s baby. And I think I kind of grew up like a 50s child, even though I graduated from high school in the 70s. But all I ever wanted to do was have kids. So the year after I graduated from high school, I met daddy and I just thought was the dream was to have babies and, you know, sail off into the sunset. Do you know what's interesting? When I was getting divorced from your dad.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What are Kris Jenner's thoughts on motherhood?
0:12–0:50
2
How did Kris Jenner manage her children's teenage years?
0:50–5:16
3
How does Kris Jenner maintain a blended family?
5:16–8:20
4
What was Kris Jenner's relationship with Robert Kardashian like after divorce?
8:20–18:57
5
How did the loss of Robert Kardashian affect the family dynamic?
18:57–25:51
6
What parenting challenges did Kris Jenner face with her children?
25:51–56:00