Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami | S2E2

05/25/20 • 74 min

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First things first! Jess can finally talk about what it was like to be a part of the new Quibi show “Kirby Jenner” which just started streaming over the holiday weekend! Watch it and you’ll see your beloved JJJ for a brief sec, along with the whole KarJenner crew. Lotsa fun behind the scenes deets and stories to finally get to share, including what it was like to shoot with Kendall! Then, we get to the week’s headlines and a truly, truly hilarious vintage episode of “Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami” where Kourt offers to give Khloe a bikini wax and ends up burning her vagina right before Lamar comes to town for a visit. It’s a hoot and we’re having a damn blast. Give a listen! 00:00:00 – 00:18:00 min Jess gives us the inside scoop of her experience working on Kirby Jenner for Quibi, and meeting Kendall!!!! 00:22:30 min News 00:51:27 min Episode Recap

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Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami | S2E1

We hop back to our beloved vintage recaps while KUWTK takes a mid-season break, picking up at Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami, Season Two! It’s truly a hilarious first ep, involving a disgustingly disheveled dressing room at DASH and Khloe being very hungover at a photo shoot. The Kardashian sisters are BACK in Miami! Meanwhile, we dig into the week’s news, where Khloe shuts down pregnancy rumors, the historic “Kim, people are dying” meme makes a return, and Kanye’s former bodyguard dishes some supposed dirt. News @ 18 mins, Recap @ 1 hour. Inside Hidden Hills – Vanity Fair article. *As a listener of KarDishinIt, you can get 10% off your first month if you visit BetterHelp.com/kardishinit. They’re committed to facilitating great therapeutic matches and it’s more affordable than traditional offline counseling. Join over 800,000 people taking charge of their mental health.*

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