Keeping Up With the Kardashians Season 4: Episode 1 Recap

This week on the season premiere of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the crazy K’s are back for another drama-filled season!

Kris Humphries, who plays for the New York Nets, is now Kim’s official boyfriend. They were eating lunch talking about how they met and the story seemed to vary depending on the perspective. Kim claims that Kris wanted to call her right away, but he denied it.

Lamar’s season ended so Khloe is happy that they get to spend more quality time together.

Scott and Kourtney have been moving into their new home. Kourtney misses her family and how close they have always been.

Everyone got together at the Jenner house and the girls started talking about baby names. Khloe wants to name her boys with L names. Kim revealed that her and Kris talk about getting married and having kids and giving them K names. They haven’t been together for very long so her sisters seemed pretty shocked.

Kourtney and Scott had family game night at their new home. Kourtney was upset when Bruce showed up and Kris didn’t. Kris sent Bruce with a gift since she couldn’t make it and there was a card on the gift that revealed the gift was actually meant for Kris! Yikes, recycling gifts is not cool!
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