Everyone's thanking you for that.

"Keeping up with the Kardashians."

But are you guys filming now?

-We are -- So, we filmed everything --

Season, I think we're on -- Yeah, we're on 18.

We filmed the entire season

except for the last episode, and we were in filming.

And so now that we've shut down production, so we are --

it'll be all of us in quarantine,

filmed separately by ourselves.

So we all have iPods set up and our iPhones.

And the whole last episode will be what we do in quarantine.

-You got to make it work, right?

-To see what Khloe's doing.

I mean, I literally have no idea

what everyone else has been doing, so...

-It's a bizarre time.

What went down with you and Kourtney, by the way?

Was that like -- That was pretty intense.

-It was pretty intense.

I feel like it's been a lot of built-up resentment

from Kourtney, or just feeling like

she doesn't really want to film anymore.

And so she's not the type of person to make a decision

and say, "Okay, guys, I'm not going to film."

But she would come to work with an attitude every day

and kind of take it out on everyone from the crew to us

and wouldn't really make that decision.

So we would kind of, like, just keep on pushing her

and to figure out why she was so unhappy.

-I don't think I've ever seen, like, a physical fight

on your show before, have I?

-Haven't. No, no. It's not really what we do.

I mean, when my mom saw that, a clip of that, she cried.

It was like, "Who are you guys? Like, what is going on?"

Kourtney and I obviously are fine now.

But we shut down production for a week after that.

I think everyone was really, like, shook for a minute

and just was like, "This isn't, like, our type of show.

Like, what's happening?

We want everyone to be comfortable and safe."

And so, but, you know, that happened.

And I don't really ever resort to violence like that.

But she scratched me so hard,

which you guys didn't see.

I had, like -- I was bleeding.

And so you didn't really get to see that detail when --

But when I looked down at my arm and I saw, like,

she had had really scratched me, and I felt it all on my back,

I just, you know, went over and slapped her back.

So it's not, like, my proudest moment.

But we were going through it.

And she's made the decision to take time off now.

And I think she really needs it.

And I think that will be so much better for her.

-Wow, so it really is a real reality show.

-Yes.

-You were telling me that you're going --

you're organizing your photos? -Yes.

-Now that you have all this time.

How do you even start to do that?

I don't know even know where would I start.

-So, it's the most daunting task ever.

But I take my phone,

'cause I have like 30,000 photos on here.

And so I make folders on my computer.

So each kid has a folder,

and then it's like every kid has a year.

So, I started doing this in 2009.

So I have folders for myself of every year,

and then within that year, it's like categories --

birthday parties, this, that, you know, all this stuff.

So it takes hours and hours and hours to organize.

-Wow. I wish I did that.

-But it will be nice when they're older,

and they have every memory all organized for them.

-What's the weirdest photo you've come across?

Anything you can share with us?

-Let me see.

Lots of old photos I found,

like, lots of high school, embarrassing photos.

-[ Chuckling ] Yeah, I want to see --

Show me -- Something like that would be great.

I'm trying to get all the weird ones.

I just got a lot of all-show stuff here.

-Oh, my God. Khloe would kill me if I showed these.

-[ Laughs ]

Come on.

-Okay. I'll do a group one.

I mean, these ones aren't that bad.

But they're like me and my friends.

This is like maybe 2009.

-Wow.

You really are going back there, huh?

-Some high school ones, though. Those are the best.

Lots of kids stuff.

Lots of, like --

Oh, I went in the other room,

and my daughter dressed up my little daughter like that.

-[ Laughs ]

-With a wig on. She was walking around like that.

-Looks like Annie.

-So, I mean, it's honestly so fun

getting to be in the house with all the kids.

And they love it.

They think it's the best thing ever.

-Yeah, my kids are having fun, too.

I ordered takeout from a local place

trying to, you know, keep the local restaurants in business,

and I got this package last night. It was my food,

but it came with a roll of toilet paper in the bag.

-[ Laughs ] That's nice.

-That's clever, right?

-So generous.

-Thank you, Que Pasa.