Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick think Kylie Jenner's behaviour is shady

The Kardashian-Jenner clan has openly supported Caitlyn Jenner’s transition into a woman. However, “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” returns this week, to offer an insight about how much of a struggle it really was for all the members of the family. Kourtney Kardashian expresses a lot of concern over her youngest sister, Kylie Jenner.

While Kim and Khloe fly off to visit their ancestral home in Armenia, Kourtney is back home in Los Angeles taking care of her newborn. Apart from her immediate family, she tells her mom that she’s quite concerned about Kylie’s recent behaviour.

Kourtney says that Kylie has not been answering to her calls or messages. eventually, when calls fail to settle the issue, Kourtney sits down with Kylie to talk about the situation. Kylie tells Kourtney that there isn’t anything to worry about, because she’s just doing regular things like hanging out with her friends.

Kourtney remains suspicious and suggests that maybe her then-boyfriend Scott can join Kylie for lunch sometimes. She explains that Kylie might feel comfortable enough to speak to Scott if she’s having a hard time dealing with her feelings about Caitlyn’s transition.

After Scott shows up unannounced at a restaurant where Kylie is having lunch with her friends, she decides to speak to Kourtney again. Kylie finally admits that she has actually been secretive because she has been spending a lot of time with Caitlyn. She tells Kourtney that she isn’t comfortable telling the other family members about her interaction with Caitlyn because she knows that their mom is extremely upset about the transition.

Kylie says that she’s doing fine and she just needs everyone to stop being so suspicious about her activities. After Kourtney finds out that Kylie has been spending a lot of time with Caitlyn, she finally calms down and stops investigating. she also admits that she should probably also try to get closer to Caitlyn.

“Keeping up With the Kardashians” airs every Monday at 9:30 pm AEST on E!.

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