The Final Season Of "KUWTK" May Finally Give Us Closure On Kourtney Kardashian And Scott Disick

Despite the stunning ocean views costing more than most of us will earn in a decade, Kris announces that if everyone “squints,” they could imagine they’re “on the French Riviera.” She then marvels at her $3,000 bedsheets before Kourtney reveals she just went to a gas station to put air in her tires for the first time in 25 years. Relatable!

Khloé explains she’s undergoing a round of egg retrieval and injects herself with a huge dose of hormones that make her feel “stressed and daunted.”

In a world where fertility issues are usually cloaked in secrecy, the Kardashians have consistently spoken out, spread awareness, and helped viewers feel less alone, and that’s why I’ll fight to the death for every one of them.

While she comes away with three embryos, Khloé then learns she’d be at "80% risk of miscarriage" carrying the pregnancy herself. Khloé’s low progesterone levels led to her almost miscarrying True in 2017, and while it’s unclear if it's the same issue at play here, she’s now considering surrogacy.

Kourtney tells Scott she feels moved by his comments, and proving that they’ll probably always put each other before anyone else, goes on to say in a confessional: "I do think whoever's in a relationship with either of us will have to understand that we are so close."

This statement broke me since Kourtney arguably has saved Scott’s life by pushing him to seek treatment when he was using drugs and alcohol heavily, and I’ll live in hope of them reuniting for all eternity.

We see Kim sitting outside alone while her family expresses concern for her. Judging by Kourtney’s outfit/glam, this scene was shot around August, shortly after Kanye’s mental health crisis.

Over the last 14 years, the Kardashians have dominated pop culture and built a brand worth $2 billion, but many of their biggest career successes stemmed from scandal. Here, we take a look back at how the family's most kontroversial moments defined their lives and empire.

Kim never intended to pose "all the way naked," but was convinced by Hugh Hefner who told her he’d launched the magazine with a nude Marilyn Monroe photo shoot. The news "comforted" Kim, who said she was much more willing to pose nude knowing that someone as "iconic" as Monroe had gone before her.

Hefner saw an opportunity to expose the photos to the masses, purchased every image without requesting Monroe's permission, and launched Playboy with them. Kim may have compared herself with Monroe, but really the only commonality was their sexuality being harnessed by men and used for profit without their enthusiastic consent.