‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ Season 8 Episode 11: Life’s a Beach (House)

“Keeping Up with the Kardashians” Season 8 Episode 11 Life’s a Beach (House) airs tonight on the E! network.

In this week’s episode, Kim Kardashian cramps Bruce Jenner’s style when she moves back into his and her mom’s house for the birth of her baby. He becomes overwhelmed, puts his foot down and tries to tailor the family home to his likings. Brandon and Brody Jenner draw up plans to construct a putting green for their dad Bruce, then try to pull a fast one on Kris Jenner. But will Kris let that fly?

Khloe worries about a sexy photoshoot, but when Kim gets word that her sister is planning a sexy photo shoot involving latex and acrobatics, she teases Khloe about it. Meanwhile, Kris has a disagreement with Kendall over her plans to find a beach house for the summer.

“Keeping Up with the Kardashians” Season 8, Episode 11 “Life’s a Beach (House)” airs tonight at 9 PM. Tune in to E! to catch the drama. But before then, you can get a sneak peek of tonight’s episode from the videos below.

 

 

 

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