Kris Jenner Said That She Can’t Afford To Take All 13 Of Her Grandkids Out To Dinner After She Made This Seriously Wild Promise To 14-Year-Old Mason Disick

It all started when people noticed that Kim Kardashian was trying to sell her “dirty” Birkin handbag to fans for $70,000 on the family’s resale site, Kardashian Kloset.

The Hermès purse was described as being in “good condition,” but potential buyers were warned that there was “some discoloration on handles and underside bottom corners, and minor scratching on metal” of the alligator leather bag, which was incredibly noticeable in the accompanying photographs.

In fact, the cream leather handles were visibly stained brown, and Kim’s attempted cash grab was called out online as people questioned why a billionaire would even try to sell their second-hand items — let alone items that were in such poor condition.

The business owner claimed that the opportunity to make a bespoke cake for Kylie’s event was suddenly revoked because Kylie apparently didn’t have "the budget" to proceed with an order.

Kris’s children’s children range from four months to 14 years old, and she has previously revealed that they call her “Lovey.”

And she reflected on her role in their lives at Los Angeles Magazine’s LA Women’s Luncheon last week, where she admitted that spending quality time with them all simply isn't feasible.

“I think I did make a little mistake because I took Mason out to dinner, and I was in a really good mood,” Kris recalled. “I probably had a vodka or something, I don't know, I wasn't driving. But we met at dinner because he likes to go have sushi and I was like: ‘Listen, if you don't drink or do drugs until you're 16, and you can prove it – you know, it involves testing and all sorts of stuff – I will buy you a car for your 16th birthday.’”

Highlighting the issue with this promise, Kris explained: “He loved that, and what I realized is that I have to do that 13 times. I'm going broke — 13 times!”

Kris went on to say that despite not spending one-on-one time with the kids, she does value seeing them most days and will count how many she managed to spend time with before she goes to sleep.

“My little thing, at the end of the day, when I am getting ready for bed, I say: ‘How many of my grandkids did I get to see today?’ And that’s really a thing I do every single day. I count,” she said. “Yesterday, I was at Kim’s office and some of my grandchildren came in and they were walking by and I’m like: ‘Hold on one, two,’ trying to count to see how far I get. But it’s my thing. I love it; it makes me very happy.”