Kim Kardashian Worries She'll "Go Crazy" Living With Kris Jenner

With her own home undergoing a massive renovation, Kim Kardashian had a few reservations about moving in with mom Kris Jenner while pregnant with daughter North West. In the July 14 episode of E!'s Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the 32-year-old reality star balks at the idea of bunking with her family -- and big sister Kourtney Kardashian backs her up.

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After Kim reveals she's looking at rental properties, her talk show host mom offers another option. "You don't want to be all the way on the other side and you need one of us," Jenner, 57, warns her pregnant daughter. "You're going to be isolated in Beverly Hills with a baby."

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"Live with me in this gorgeous house," Jenner continues. "That would be the perfect scenario."

Kim Kardashian worries she'll "go crazy" living with Kris Jenner -- and says she hates her mom's black toilet paper.
Kim -- who welcomed her firstborn with Kanye West five weeks early on June 15 -- says she hates her mother's "black and white" decor. "I can't take a shower in a black shower," she complains. "The toilet paper's black. I like to see what I'm sh-tting and what I'm wiping."

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Kourtney, 34, then chimes in, warning her sister, "The toilet paper also leaves little black dots in your vag." Jenner offers to buy white toilet paper, but her daughter is still on the fence. "I just know I'm going to get crazy and I'll go crazy living her," she says. "I don't know what to do."

Keeping Up With the Kardashians airs Sunday, July 14, at 9 p.m. EST on E!

Kris Jenner Explains (and Defends) Kim Kardashian's Baby Name North West

Kim Kardashian, left, and Kris Jenner in Dubai last year.

Kris Jenner says there's a perfectly good explanation for why her daughter Kim Kardashian named her newborn North West.

Kim gave birth to her first child, a girl, with boyfriend Kanye West on June 15.

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When asked point-blank on Tuesday's The View by co-host Barbara Walters, "I mean it's funny, but do you want your child named North West?" Jenner replied: "I love the name North. I'm pro-North, absolutely."

Jenner went on to reveal the explanation Kim had given her about the unusual moniker.

"The way she explained it to me was North means 'highest power,' and she says that North is [Kim and Kanye's] highest point together," Jenner said. "And I thought that was really sweet."

When the name was revealed, many people in Hollywood and elsewhere took to the Internet to mock the name.

"I lost my office pool. I had Ratings Spike Kardashian-West," Jason Biggs joked on Twitter, while Modern Family co-creator Steve Levitan quipped: "What a ridiculous name, said Wayne Dwop."

But, as Jenner argued, "You don't walk around calling somebody, 'Hi, North West.' You know, it's just North."

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Some reports have claimed that Kim and Kanye plan to call the baby "Nori," but Jenner demurred when asked if they already have a nickname, saying she didn't know what they had decided. But she did confirm that the baby has no middle name.

Quipped Walters: "And they can go, you know, if they have other children, South West, East West. … Whatever they want, it's OK with us. They're an adorable couple."

Jenner's own talk show, Kris, begins a six-week trial run July 15 on five or more Fox stations.

"So many women give up in life when they get a little bit older," she said in a recent cover story for The Hollywood Reporter. "I want to be a positive influence. I want to come from a really good place. Some people are just lost, and maybe I can be an inspiration."

Of the attention -- and criticism -- paid to her famous clan, she added: "We've created businesses and a workplace. It's so funny that somebody can criticize a show like ours, and yet we employ hundreds of people. And it's been such a great learning experience for all of my kids. It's the best education I could offer them."

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