but I can't keep up with you.

I know.

All right so Kourtney is now-- she's in the show?

She's 40.

She's 40.

OK.

Well, she sounds like she's going to talk about my kids,

like tell me about little Kourtney.

Well, I am.

Yeah, for real.

But she wasn't in the show.

She wasn't going to come back.

Yeah, she's filming again.

OK.

Is it because of this?

I gave her some of this.

Right.

I mean, but she wasn't going to be in it, and she's in it.

What changed her mind?

I think she just needed a little bit of a break.

You know how we all hit a tipping point.

And she hit a wall.

And she was frustrated.

And she felt underappreciated and that her sisters didn't

understand her boundaries.

And so I think after taking a little bit of time off,

she's seen the light.

The money.

The Kardashian light.

The money at the end of the tunnel.

No, we actually all really enjoy doing the show.

Obviously.

Because we get to be together all day.

We wouldn't be doing-- we're about to start our 19th season.

Wow.

We're just filming it.

[APPLAUSE]

And so yeah, I think she just--

she would miss us.

Right.

And you don't-- obviously you're all doing very well.

You don't have to keep doing the show.

Even the show-- the show is important for business and they

both kind of help each other, but you really--

y'all are doing fine without that.

So you obviously love it.

But when you see--

you're a mother.

You love them.

The family is close.

I know all that.

But when you see them fight--

like it looks like there's a fist thrown or something that--

Yeah

Do you as a mother go, "stop" or you think, "oh, ratings."

I mean what--

No, actually I wasn't there when they had that argument.

And I have not seen them really fight like that

since they were in high school.

Or there was one time I think it was way back when

Kim did ABC when Kim beat one of the kids

over the head with her purse because her rims on her car

weren't right.

IT was so silly.

It took me back to that, but it made me really sad.

I was like, you guys can't be fighting with each other.

That's ridiculous.

Like, you know, grow up.

Yes, but you have to understand.

I mean, most families fight period, much less

being together filming and--

24/7.

--together all the time.

So of course--

Maybe you could come over and tell them that.

Like you have like a little intervention.

All right, or you can just make them watch this

and then I just said, don't fight.

[LAUGHTER]

So Kylie's business sold for how much?

Like a billion, right?

Something like that.

More?

Well--

You're looking at me like more, OK.

She did OK.

She had actually worked really hard and sold

part of her company to Coty.

Right, so she sold--

but first of all, it's the fastest growing company

to get to that amount of money of all companies.

Yes.

I mean that says something.

No matter what people say about what--

y'all are doing some good business.

She works really hard.

Yeah.

And she's really creative and she loves what she's doing.

So it comes really easy to her.

She'd rather be doing that than anything else in the world

other than taking care of Stormy.

So I'm really proud of her.

I mean she works hard and she really

seems to know what her generation wants.

And it's a whole different world with social media.

You know selling things direct to consumer on the internet,

it really makes it possible for so many other young women.

She's such a great example too to other young women who

can go out there and make this great living

and really go for it.

And don't take no for an answer.

And just listen to your gut and your instinct and work hard.

Yeah, she certainly did tap into something

that she knew what everybody wanted.

And she-- Stormy, by the way, is precious.

I mean so that girl is so adorable.

She is cute.

And so she's singing this song to her.

Let me just-- if you didn't see the song that went viral,

this is her just singing to her good night.

(SINGING) Rise and shine.

No, not good night.

Rise and shine.

Yeah.

That's how they usually put me to sleep.

But so that goes viral just because she

sings "rise and shine."

and your brilliant manager brain, by the end of the day,

you had t-shirts.

Print some t-shirts, yes!

I mean, like really?

As you saw that go viral you thought, t-shirts?

Well, you know what's so funny about that?

First of all they said, we had no talent.

I mean, that speaks for itself.

Like that's great.

It was really amazing the attention

that we got from that.

And so by the end of the day, I was like let's print

up some t-shirts.

You know why not?

It's so easy.

And what else have you made besides t-shirts?

Other things with "rise and shine"?

I don't remember what made the cut

but we thought about it as like a sub-brand of Kylie

because she just came so overwhelmed with all

the attention from that song.

So we thought, OK, that works.

What about a cleaner, rise and shine?

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

Do I get a little of that because I said it?

10%.

Yeah.

Yeah, thank you.

You're welcome.

What do you get if I get 10%?

You get like 25?

What do you get?

10.

Liar.

[LAUGHTER]

Hey we have--

She knows me so well.

Our dogs are related.

So we got Wally--

We're in-laws or something.

Yes, I'm in the family money.

Yeah.

So Portia and I rescued a dog, Wally,

who I've shown many, many pictures of.

Beautiful.

And then her--

Wally's mother's sister had a litter

and they were also rescue dogs.

And you rescued Bridgette.

Bridgette.

Yes with a k, obviously.

There's a silent k in there somewhere.

There's a silent k.

Bridgette with a k.

So I heard about this litter and I

texted Ellen and I said how do I get a hold of the person who

has these dogs?

And Ellen sent me the name of Melissa who's the--

Wagmor.

Wagmor.

And so, I swear you guys, in 30 minutes

I had a dog at my house.

She said, I'm right by you.

We just gave them the bath.

It's just what a coincidence.

And do you want to see her?

And I said, oh, boy, sure.

And the minute she walked in with that dog, I was in heaven.

It was love at first sight.

Is that like a Gucci purse toy for the dog?

[LAUGHTER]

Corey's godmother Nancy sent the dog a welcome--

you know, when you give birth to a baby you get gifts?

Yeah.

Yeah, so that was her welcome gift.

Yeah she's-- yeah, Corey loves that dog.

Corey sends me pictures of--

he's with Bridgette more than you are, I think.

I know.

Well, I'm like a working mom.

Yeah.

Yeah, and he's the stay at home dad,

but he doesn't really stay at home--

No he doesn't.

--as much.

Yeah he works hard too.

But anyway, that's a precious dog.

Yeah.

All right, actually, let's take a break.

We'll talk more when we come back.