Kendall Jenner lost her virginity and smoked weed at Kardashians mansion

Kendall Jenner lost her virginity and smoked weed at the Kardashians mansion.

In a new episode of The Kardashians, the 29-year-old model, her mother Kris Jenner and sister Khloe Kardashian return to the home they lived in while they were filming previous seasons of their family’s reality TV show as the property was being put up for sale – and Kendall shocked her mom by making a candid confession about her sex life.

Kendall said: “I lost my virginity in that room” and Kris replied: “Stop it, where was I? Was I in the next room?”

The model went on to tell her mother: “I actually didn’t, I didn’t, I didn’t. It was at his house … You guys didn’t care.

In a confessional, Kendall later said: “Not only did she not know, she really didn’t give a f***. She was like: ‘Oh you are going out until Wednesday? Great. Never come back’ …

“We’re children number five and six, and she just has no more energy for us. My dad was more like strict on the rules.”

During their return visit to the house, Kendall also revealed she used to “smoke a lot of weed” with her younger sister Kylie Jenner in a cabana outside.

She told her mom: “I’m going to the cabana to say goodbye. I used to smoke a lot of weed in there when you weren’t looking.”

Kris then asked: “Wow. You did? How old were you?” and Kendall replied: “Like 16. Kylie was 14.”

Her stunned mother exclaimed: “Am I just as blind as a bat that I didn’t pick up on that?”

Kendall explained the pair used to close the curtains in a bid to avoid detection before Khloe then told Kris: “Mom you didn’t have a clue what happened half the time with your kids.

“You’d be like: ‘You’re doing drugs? That’s fine, because I’m a cool mom!'”

The California house which featured in previous seasons of the family’s reality shows was put up for sale in February for $13.5 million and the episode showed the trio reminiscing about the time they spent there as well as hosting a farewell dinner.

Kris declared it was time to “let go” of the house, calling the sale “bittersweet” and adding: “Those black-and-white floors will always be, dare I say, iconic.”