Kylie Jenner bursts into tears as Kris Jenner reveals health problems

Kris Jenner has revealed that doctors found a “small tumor” after a health scan.

In the recent trailer for season five of The Kardashiansattention was drawn to the 68-year-old’s medical results.

“I’ve had my scan, they found a cyst and a bit of a tumour,” she told the family, with Kylie Jenner becoming visibly emotional and bursting into tears.

One shot also shows Jenner’s partner Corey Gamble with his head in his hand.

No further details have been shared about Momager’s health concerns, but the teaser hints that more will be revealed in the upcoming series, which drops on May 23.

“Kris Jenner found what???? Baby please this no I won’t allow this,” one person commented on the new trailer, while another added, “The way I chose to ignore that no! I refuse to believe.”

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Elsewhere, Kourtney Kardashian opened up about her ‘terrifying’ fetal surgery ahead of the birth of her and Travis Barker’s son Rocky.

Last September, the Lemme founder turned to Instagram with a poignant post: “I will forever be grateful to my amazing doctors for saving our baby’s life. I am forever grateful to my husband who rushed to my side during the tour to be with me to the hospital and then take care of me, my rock. And to my mother, thank you for holding my hand through this.”

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She continued: “As someone who has had three very easy pregnancies in the past, I was not prepared for the fear of rushing into fetal surgery. I don’t think anyone who hasn’t been through a similar situation can begin to understand that feeling of fear. I have a whole new understanding and respect for the mothers who had to fight for their babies during pregnancy.

“Praise God. Carrying my son in my belly and walking out of the hospital safely was the biggest blessing.”

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