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Kris Jenner says she 'kinda forgot' that she had a condo in Beverly Hills, and when she visited, the fridge was filled with old frozen beans and alcohol

Kris Jenner attends the Met Gala 2022.
Kris Jenner attends the Met Gala in 2022. Theo Wargo/WireImage
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Kris Jenner said she "forgot" about her Beverly Hills, California, condo — and its fridge was full of alcohol and old frozen food. 

On the season-two premiere of "The Kardashians," Jenner and her daughter Khloé Kardashian visited the condo, which Jenner said she hadn't been to since Christmas.

"Here's the thing. I have a condo, and my mom has one, and my cousin has one, and we all live nearby," Jenner said during a confessional in the episode. "I kinda forgot it was there. That sounds ridiculous, doesn't it?"

At the condo, Jenner and Kardashian went through the fridge, which was filled with bottles of Champagne, water, and what appeared to be a bottle of balsamic vinegar. The freezer, meanwhile, was full of plastic bags labeled "do not eat," frozen foods like beans, glasses, and frozen dinners.

"I've never seen so much Champagne. Why is this all here?" Kardashian asked. 

"In case of an emergency," Jenner replied. 

kris jenner in a red suit jacket peering into a fridge full of different colored bottles of champagne
Jenner peers into the fridge in her condo, which is full of Champagne.  Hulu

After the pair cleaned out the freezer, Jenner joked about tossing the trash bag down to the ground from the upper-level condo and picking it up at the bottom. Instead, she handed it to someone unseen outside the front door, asking them to take it down to the trash or find a trash chute.

Jenner said she typically used the condo as a wrapping station for the family Christmas, calling it "Santa's Workshop," but that she didn't frequently visit it.

Kardashian jokingly expressed envy at her mother's ability to not remember the property.

"I can't wait to be wealthy enough to forget I have property somewhere," she said. "Just like, 'Oh, I have a condo in Beverly Hills? I forgot about that.'"

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Palmer Haasch was an entertainment reporter at Business Insider and a film and television critic. Her work included reviews, comprehensive coverage of genre series like "House of the Dragon," and interviews with showrunners, actors, and filmmakers. She is a member of the Television Critics Association.Previously, she was a digital culture reporter at BI, covering TikTok and online culture. Before joining BI in 2020, she covered animation, television, and the internet for publications including Polygon, Thrillist, IGN, The Verge, and GLAAD. She has appeared on BBC Radio 4 Front Row, NPR's All Things Considered, Recode Daily (previously Reset), NBCLX, NY1, and the British Film Institute's Woman With a Movie Camera summit to speak about TikTok, fandom, entertainment, and online culture. She graduated from the University of Minnesota with degrees in English and French Studies.