Kim Kardashian breaks social distancing rules so Kylie Jenner could do her makeup for Jimmy Fallon show
Even when at home, Kim Kardashian has to look her best. So on March 31, she broke social distancing norms to get her makeup done by her sister Kylie Jenner before she could appear on Jimmy Fallon's 'The Tonight Show,' which is now being broadcast from the late-night show host's house.
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced a "shelter-in-place" order effective from March 20, under which residents were not to leave their residences unless in case of emergency or to pick up essentials. But Kim Kardashian snuck out of her Los Angeles house that she shares with her husband and four children to visit her momager, Kris Jenner's house where Kylie was also present. Since all of her glam squad members are also following self-isolation orders, she admitted that she needed her sister to apply makeup on her before she could appear on the show.
"So I snuck out and I am at my mom's house in her glam room cause there's a door from the outside so this is all she will let us in. I'm in my mom's glam room. Kylie did my makeup and my hair. I don't have anyone to do it and I'm not that good so she like did all my makeup," she confessed on the home edition of 'The Tonight Show.'
She said that it had been the first time that she had seen her family members since the pandemic hit. "And that's the first time I've seen her cause the whole family is distancing. We haven't even seen each other," she said.
However, since her kids, North, 6, Saint, 4, Chicago, 2, and 10-month-old Psalm are all aching to get out of the house, she had to be sneaky as to not let them know that she was stepping out for a bit. "And I had to get away from my kids. I'm hiding from them," she said.
Meanwhile, the 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star revealed that she was struggling to find ways to keep her kids entertained while they are all being forced to stay indoors. Although Kardashian had reached out to her fans over social media to ask them for tips regarding the same, none of them were particularly helpful.
"Everyone was like, 'You have everything at your house, they shouldn't be bored.' But we've done everything, even edible slime. To be the teacher to four young kids, well two are in school, is insanity. I'm hiding from them. They have to stop for PE and go run up and down in the backyard or they do this yoga, Pokémon yoga," she said.
After running out of activities to do, the kids were building forts in "every room of the house," and watching movies from the reality star's childhood. "I have tried to get the kids to watch other movies other than just cartoons," she explained. "We watched Harry and the Hendersons, like old '80s movies that I grew up on."
She also recently revealed after making an appearance on 'The View' that she had lost any lingering urge to have another baby. “Being at home with four kids — if I ever thought for a minute that I wanted another one, that is out the door. It's really tough. It's really tough,” she said.