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‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ Season 8, Episode 16: ‘More to the Story’

By | Published on October 6, 2013
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“Keeping Up with the Kardashians” Season 8  continues with “More to the Story” airing tonight on E!, where the family wants to know what’s going on with Khloe.

In tonight’s episode, Khloe Kardashian-Odom and her hubby Lamar appear to be having some serious family problems, but Khloe and Lamar are not ready to open up to the entire Kardashian clan. Kim tries to help Khloe with her infertility issues, but as she pressures Khloe to adopt, Kim fails to realize why Khloe has stopped actively pursuing becoming a mother. Meanwhile, Bruce is tired of Khloe’s misbehaving dog, even though Khloe and Lamar’s puppy is only six months old.

The show’s description is as follows:

“A peek inside the private family life of twenty-something socialite Kim Kardashian, the daughter of the late L.A. power attorney Robert Kardashian. A tempest of siblings, business and fame engulf Olympic decathlete Bruce Jenner and paparazzi fave Kim Kardashian as their huge Hollywood families collide.”

“Keeping Up with the Kardashians” Season 8, Episode 16 “More to the Story”  premieres Sunday, October 6, on E! at 9pm.

Check out the sneak previews for episode 16  below:

 

 


 

 

 

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