Kylie Jenner says she snuck out and 'stole' Kris Jenner's car as a teen, and got yelled at for 'coming home every morning at 4am'

Kylie Jenner says she snuck out and 'stole' Kris Jenner's car as a teen, and got yelled at for 'coming home every morning at 4am'
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  • Kylie Jenner revealed that she used to steal Kris Jenner's car as a teenager.

  • Kylie said that she would drive to Los Angeles and come home before her parents woke up.

  • Eventually, Kris caught her one night, and they had a "huge meeting" about her sneaking out.

Kylie Jenner says that she used to sneak out as a teenager and steal her mother Kris Jenner's car, until Kris finally caught her one night.

In an interview with Hommegirls, Kylie revealed that sneaking out was her "biggest teenage rebellion," in response to a question from interviewer Nicolaia Rips. Kylie said that, growing up in Calabasas, it was "very crazy" to take the 45-minute drive into Los Angeles.

"I used to take my mom's car into the city, and I would make sure I was home before my parents woke up, which was at like 5:30 in the morning," Kylie said. "I had to be home between 4 and 4:30 am."

"My mom caught me once and we had this huge meeting," she continued. "She was like, 'I know you've been coming home every morning at 4am and this can never happen again!' That was probably as bad as it got."

Kylie isn't the only Kardashian-Jenner who's owned up to sneaking out of the house. Her sister, Kendall Jenner, said on a 2018 episode of "Ellen's Show Me More Show" that she would sneak out of the house, saying that she was going to one of her friends' houses before going to sleep over at her boyfriend's. Both Kendall and her older sister Kourtney Kardashian said that they would also "steal the car" as children.

Kylie told Hommegirls that she was certain that her parents knew that she was sneaking out every night.

"We literally had to pass their bedroom to leave the house," she said.

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