Kris Jenner wants to get her house windows tinted as a security measure.
The 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star is keen to up the security on her home after her daughter Kendall Jenner had her house burgled and her other daughter Kim Kardashian West was robbed at gunpoint in Paris.
Speaking to her family about the decision, she said: "I would worry about someone walking down the street and looking in here. It's a security measure."
And in a solo interview on Sunday night's, December 26, episode of their family's E! reality show, she added: "As a mom, you want to keep your kids safe. And in this case, one of the changes, among many, that we need to make is security."
Kris and Kim also sat down with Rob Kardashian to urge him and Blac Chyna not to share pictures of their expensive watches and other pieces of jewellery online.
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Kris said: "You cannot post pictures of all those Rolex watches."
Whilst Kim added: "[You need to stop] all the flashiness on, like, Instagram and all of that."
However, Rob didn't seem to want to change his photo-sharing habits.
He told them: "We don't really think like that."
But Kim quickly came back to add: "I'm just saying, just for your safety. It scares me."
It is no surprise that Kim is offering this advice to brother Rob – who shares daughter Dream, four months, with Chyna – as she previously revealed she believes the robbers targeted her because she posted on social media that she was alone.
She said: "What I think happened now, after like thinking about it so much, is that there was probably a group of guys that were following us the entire trip. I was Snapchatting that I was home and that everyone was going out. So I think they knew [bodyguard Pascal Duvier] was out with Kourtney and that I was there by myself.
"They had to have known we were leaving that I was there by myself. They had to have known we were leaving that day. They had this window of opportunity and just went for it."