Kylie Jenner reveals why she still fears Kris

She's detailing every tidbit of her life on her latest solo adventure in the reality television realm.

And Kylie Jenner gets even more honest about her famous family in a newly-released clip of Sunday's upcoming episode of Life of Kylie.

The entrepreneur, 20, explained that she used to have an extreme fear of her 'scary' mother and manager Kris Jenner, 61, while she was growing up.

'I was scared of my mom growing up,' Kylie said. 'She was really scary. She still is scary, but now we have more of a friendship.'

In the exclusive clip, Kylie and her assistant Victoria Villaroel are trying to coordinate Kylie's travel itinerary for a trip to South America.

'So the plan was that we were all gonna fly together to Peru,' Victoria explained before the conversation was derailed.

'It was going to be a one-way easy flight and then I get a text from Kylie saying, ‘Actually, I’m gonna fly to Miami. Can you ask my mom if the plane can pick me up?’'

The startled assistant kept her composure as she decided to confront the beauty mogul and have her call her own mother regarding the drastic change in plans.

'This adds five hours of travel time to Kris Jenner’s flight,' Villarroel says. 'No way. No way am I gonna ask your mom. Are you kidding? I was terrified of asking Kris.'

During last week's episode of the show, the reality television star admitted that her relationship with older supermodel sister Kendall, 21, is at times very distant.  

'I don’t think we’d be friends if we weren’t sisters,' Kylie said.

But when someone asked her if they get along when they are together, Kylie admitted: 'Most of the time.'

The youngest member of the Kardashian-Jenner family pledged a generous half million dollar donation to the Teen Cancer America charity on Wednesday.

Kylie announced on Instagram that she will be donating the cash from the sales of her Kylie Cosmetics birthday collection to the charity.

She wrote: 'Hi guys, I wanted to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone for helping me raise money for Teen Cancer America.

'I am donating $500,000 from sales of my birthday collection and this donation will help improve the lives of teens and young adults with cancer. 

'Thank you all for helping me make a difference.' 

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