Kris Jenner Says She 'Always Speaks' Her Mind and Gives 'Unsolicited' Parenting Advice to Her Kids

Kris Jenner is here to offer parenting advice to her kids, whether they ask for it or not.

On Thursday, April 11, the Kardashian matriarch appeared on the season 9 premiere of iHeartPodcasts and Katie Couric Media's Next Question with Katie Couric, where she was asked by Couric, 67, if she ever has any disagreements with her kids about the way they parent.

Jenner is mom to six kids — Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, Kendall, Kylie and Rob — and grandma to thirteen grandkids.

"I always speak my mind... when you feel like making a comment or offering unsolicited advice. I'm sure I annoy them constantly, my kids," says Jenner.

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"I'm always giving advice or we send things to each other," she continues. "I send so many things like on DM and I'll send them a Reel of I'll send them some tip I've learned or [go], 'Did you hear about this has too much sugar in it? You know you can't eat this poison."

"So I'm sure my kids think I'm a wackadoodle, but they are very respectful and probably pretend to appreciate my advice."'

However, the business mogul says that her kids will hand it right back to her.

"I think my kids are just as verbal," Jenner adds. "Like Kourtney will come over to my kitchen and she'll just take all of my stuff out of my kitchen that is unhealthy to cook in or to store food in, and it's just in the trash can. And I'm like, 'Did you just throw my Tupperware away?' And she'll go, 'Yeah, I did.'"

Later in the interview, Jenner shares that she'd made a promise to her oldest grandson Mason, now 14, that she'd buy him a car when he turned 16.

Jenner says she previously told Mason "on his bar mitzvah that I would buy him a car when he was 16, if I felt really confident and I could have proof that he's never done any drugs or alcohol or anything like that."

"And then yeah, what happens is my kids kept, you know, keep having kids. So now I have a feeling I'm going to be kind of on the hook for 13 cars," says the grandma of 13.