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For The Fame: Kim and Kanye May Introduce Baby North on Kris Jenner’s New Talk Show

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Kris Jenner, the mastermind behind the Kardashian family’s entire celebrity operation, has managed to land her own talk show, “Kris,” set to premier on July 15th.

In true big pimping fashion, the ‘mommyger’ appeared to  tease Matt Lauer on the Today show about Kim Kardashian’s and Kanye West’s baby North West possibly making a national debut on her Fox talk show.

Us Weekly writes:

… the Kardashian family matriarch played coy when asked by Matt Lauer if the public may get its first glimpse of North West—the celebrated baby Kim Kardashian had with Kanye West—either through photos of her new granddaughter or perhaps even a “walk-on” from all three.

Jenner responded to Lauer’s probing with:

“Well, that’s ambitious and I think it would be fun. I think you’re just going to have to wait and see and tune in, because I’m not sure exactly what’s going to happen.”

Lauer continued to pressure Jenner for a more definite answer, but the new talk show host maintained her cryptic verbiage, telling the veteran host:

“I won’t tell you it won’t happen,” she said. “Give you a little something to think about. Yeah, you never know who’s gonna show up.”

Leave it to Kris Jenner to know how to use a family member to amass a superabundance of attention.

Check out Kris Jenner’s big North West tease in the video below…

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