Reality TV star and cosmetics tycoon Kylie Jenner gave her followers a glimpse into her wild post-party antics this weekend, sharing a sidesplitting video of herself in a drunken 2am argument with her closest friends over a bag of potato chips.
The Midnight Snack Standoff
In the footage, which the 28-year-old mother-of-two posted to her Instagram on Sunday, a pajama-clad Jenner is seen fiercely protecting a bag of Doritos from her best pals. The group included Anastasia 'Stassie' Karanikolaou, Carter Gregory, Victoria Villarroel, and Doni Nahmias. Jenner captioned the clip with the now-viral quip: 'Sharing is not caring when you're drunk at 2 a.m. after a party.'
The video opens with Kylie scolding Carter Gregory after he asks for another crisp. 'I said before you can only have one, I've given you three!' she shouts, though she can't contain her laughter. Gregory tries to plead his case, insisting, 'You can give me one! I didn't really get to taste it.'
The situation escalates when Victoria Villarroel intervenes, telling Kylie, 'Please, you're being a little crazy, and we need to help you.' This prompts Anastasia Karanikolaou, who was filming the entire exchange, to charge at Kylie while screaming, 'Attack!' A giggling Jenner protests, 'No! Don't be mean!'
The Aftermath of a Star-Studded Celebration
This drunken snack drama unfolded after Jenner attended her mother Kris Jenner's extravagant, James Bond-themed 70th birthday bash on Saturday. The party, held at the $165 million Beverly Hills estate of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez, was a star-studded affair with a guest list that read like a who's who of Hollywood.
Among the A-list attendees were Oprah Winfrey, Mariah Carey, Adele, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, Paris Hilton, Snoop Dogg, and Gayle King. Insiders confirmed to People magazine that the celebration was strictly off-limits for reality TV cameras, making it a rare Kardashian event not filmed for their show.
Police Intervention and Party Fallout
The glamorous party was reportedly so raucous that neighbours called the police multiple times. According to reports from TMZ, law enforcement was dispatched to the Beverly Hills estate after nearby residents complained about excessively loud music. The noise was said to be 'off the charts,' thanks in part to a live performance by Bruno Mars.
Under California law, noise complaints are treated seriously, especially in residential areas like Beverly Hills where local ordinances prohibit excessive sound after 10pm. Officers initially spoke with security and issued a warning. However, police were forced to return later in the night when they discovered that large decorative hedges had been placed outside the property to block off the street without the required permit. The fake greenery was ordered to be removed just as dozens of celebrities were departing.
Despite the commotion, a source close to the family emphasised that the night was a triumphant success. 'It was just all about celebrating Kris,' the insider revealed. 'And it was everything you'd expect from Kris: over-the-top, glamorous and full of love from her family. It was obvious that she had the best night.'
