Kris Jenner has made a surprising statement about the way she spends quality time with her 13 grandchildren.
Jenner admitted she has no interest in having one-on-one connections with her grandchildren and said she recently regretted taking her eldest grandson, Mason, out to dinner.
Despite Jenner’s vast fortune, estimated at $200 million, he cited concerns about time and finances, saying that spending a lot of one-on-one time with each of his grandchildren would be financially taxing, claiming it would consume half months of resources.
She has 13 grandchildren, ranging in age from 4 months to 14 years, and says she is unwilling to put in the effort to “really get to know” each of them.
Jenner’s speech referenced Kendall Jenner, her only child without a family.
The statements come in the wake of Jenner’s recent death, as her sister Karen Horton died last week.
At a recent event at the Fairmont Miramar Hotel, Chris expressed his reluctance to invest a lot of time and resources into building an individual bond with each of his grandchildren.
She highlighted the practical challenges of such an endeavor, saying that fully participating in activities such as attending school events or sharing meals would take up a significant portion of her time, estimating it would take “half a month” to eat out with all her grandchildren.
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