In the sprawling driveway of Kris Jenner’s Calabasas estate, a $160,000 Mercedes G-Wagon sat gleaming under the California sun until it didn’t. On September 13, 2025, Kylie Jenner returned from a stay at her mother’s house to find her luxury SUV transformed into a chaotic canvas of toilet paper rolls, Silly String bursts, and scattered confetti. The culprits? Her sister Khloé Kardashian, 41, and a giggling crew of pint-sized accomplices: Khloé’s daughter True Thompson, 7, and Kim Kardashian’s daughter Chicago West, 7.
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Kylie, 28, filmed the chaos in a TikTok clip that quickly pulled in millions of views. Laughing as she shouted playful insults, she ran after Khloé, who dashed back inside while the kids watched, proudly grinning at the scene. The clip shows the G-Wagon draped in white streamers, its hood and doors festooned with pink and blue goo, turning the high-end vehicle into a piñata gone wrong.
This toilet-paper ambush marks the latest salvo in an escalating “prank war” among the Kardashian-Jenner clan, a family tradition that blends sibling rivalry with viral marketing savvy. Just weeks earlier, on Khloé’s podcast Khloé in Wonder Land, Kylie and Khloé had dialed up the drama with a fake “photo leak” stunt, pretending private selfies had hit Instagram. That bit, rooted in a TikTok trend of calling loved ones to ask if they “meant to post” something embarrassing, left Kim and Kris in full meltdown mode before the reveal.
The G-Wagon prank traces its roots to that podcast episode, aired November 12, 2025 Kylie’s first-ever guest spot on the show. Surrounded by shelves of her Kylie Cosmetics products on a plush couch, Kylie brainstormed the call with Khloé.
“I say that or you say that,”
Kylie quipped, plotting the script.
“Like, imagine if we FaceTime Kim, we’re like, all you say is… Oh, Kim would cry. Did you mean to f***ing post that on Instagram?”
They started with Kim. “Try Kim. It’s just you, not me,” Khloé urged, as Kylie hit FaceTime.
“Wait, did you mean to post that on Instagram?”
Kylie asked innocently. Kim’s voice cracked with confusion:
“What? What you just f***ing posted. What did I post? Well, look on Instagram. I’m just like, you should probably delete that.”
As Kylie described a nonexistent “pic of you… not clothed,” Kim scrambled.
“What pic? What pic, Kylie? I don’t see anything. That pic of you. What pic? I was literally going through my phone. I’m like, what?”
In the sprawling driveway of Kris Jenner’s Calabasas estate, a $160,000 Mercedes G-Wagon sat gleaming under the California sun—until it didn’t. On September 13, 2025, Kylie Jenner returned from a stay at her mother’s house to find her luxury SUV transformed into a chaotic canvas of toilet paper rolls, Silly String bursts, and scattered confetti. The culprits? Her sister Khloé Kardashian, 41, and a giggling crew of pint-sized accomplices: Khloé’s daughter True Thompson, 7, and Kim Kardashian’s daughter Chicago West, 7.
Kylie, 28, filmed the chaotic moment in a TikTok video that has already gained millions of views.
“You b! You little b!”
She yelled through laughter, chasing Khloé back into the house as the kids beamed with pride. The clip shows the G-Wagon draped in white streamers, its hood and doors festooned with pink and blue goo, turning the high-end vehicle into a piñata gone wrong.
This toilet-paper ambush marks the latest salvo in an escalating “prank war” among the Kardashian-Jenner clan, a family tradition that blends sibling rivalry with viral marketing savvy. Just weeks earlier, on Khloé’s podcast Khloé in Wonder Land, Kylie and Khloé had dialed up the drama with a fake “photo leak” stunt, pretending private selfies had hit Instagram. That bit, rooted in a TikTok trend of calling loved ones to ask if they “meant to post” something embarrassing, left Kim and Kris in full meltdown mode before the reveal.
The G-Wagon prank traces its roots to that podcast episode, aired November 12, 2025 Kylie’s first-ever guest spot on the show. Surrounded by shelves of her Kylie Cosmetics products on a plush couch, Kylie brainstormed the call with Khloé.
“I say that or you say that,”
Kylie quipped, plotting the script.
“Like, imagine if we FaceTime Kim, we’re like, all you say is… Oh, Kim would cry. Did you mean to f***ing post that on Instagram?”
They started with Kim.
“Try Kim. It’s just you, not me,”
Khloé urged, as Kylie hit FaceTime.
“Wait, did you mean to post that on Instagram?”
Kylie asked innocently. Kim’s voice cracked with confusion:
“What? What you just f***ing posted. What did I post? Well, look on Instagram. I’m just like, you should probably delete that.”
As Kylie described a nonexistent “pic of you… not clothed,” Kim scrambled.
“What pic? What pic, Kylie? I don’t see anything. That pic of you. What pic? I was literally going through my phone. I’m like, what?”
The panic escalated when they looped in Kris, multitasking at what appeared to be a Breakthrough Prize event, her backdrop a swirl of elegant black ties.
“Wait, did you mean to post that on Instagram?”
Kylie pressed. Kris shot back,
“What? What you posted on Instagram. I didn’t do anything. What? That picture of you. No. It’s like a selfie of you in the mirror, and you’re, like, not clothed.”
Kris’s alarm peaked:
“What? Show me. Tell me right now and get it down. You’ve got to be fing kidding. What am I wearing, Kylie? Just be honest with me. Kylie, quit. Well, I see your fing boob. F*** it. I’m calling Jen.”
Kris abruptly hung up, convinced her social media manager Jen was in crisis mode.
“Gotta go. I’m terrified. I feel so bad. Jen is going to get yelled at,”
Khloé whispered to Kylie, both stifling giggles. Minutes later, the reveal
“Mom, it was a joke. I texted you. It was a prank. We text you. What? It was a prank. You guys just lost my mind.”
Kris, still reeling, confessed,
“I’m sorry. Kylie. Oh, my God. I just was shaking. I was shaking. I’m thinking, how can I? I’m getting old. How could I be so stupid? Oh, my God, It’s turning into MJ.”
A two-minute clip of the calls, shared on The Kardashians Hulu series, captures Kylie and Khloé in their branded beauty lair, while Kim and Kris join remotely from the event. The podcast version, however, flowed into real-life retaliation: Khloé’s G-Wagon plot, with the kids as willing helpers, turned words into wreckage.
The G-Wagon footage exploded online, with Kylie’s post warning, “Prank wars have started @khloekardashian @krisjenner.” Kris jumped in on her Instagram Stories
“Oh my God! Ah! What is happening? Ah! It’s so colorful! Guess who’s next @khloekardashian.”
Khloé crowed,
“I am the prank master!!!!”
Engagement surged over 1,400 likes and 86 replies on a curated clip by X user @FearedBuck in under a day, mirroring the podcast stunt’s buzz.
