Kim Kardashian Reprimands Her Sons For Being Too Loud On 'Tonight Show'

Kim Kardashian couldn't get through a recent interview with Jimmy Fallon without scolding two noisy audience members.

The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" alum brought her and ex-husband Kanye West's two sons, Saint, 6, and Psalm, 3, with her for her sit-down interview on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" Tuesday.

Kardashian, 41, was discussing "Saturday Night Live," where she debuted as a host in October 2021 and met boyfriend Pete Davidson, when Fallon interrupted to say, "I'm hearing kids."

The Skims founder turned to her sons, who were watching the interview with the live audience on one side.

"Guys, can you stop? This is, like, your first time at work with me," Kardashian asked, as the audience laughed and applauded.

She explained to the crowd that her "two boys are here" with her friend Tracy's daughter Remi, before adding: "I hear them making so much noise."

Kardashian then told her sons, "This is your first time at work with me, don't mess this up. Come on!" as the audience laughed again.

Kardashian and Fallon went on to talk about her and West's eldest daughter North, who just celebrated her 9th birthday.

The Skkn founder shared that North was interested in special effects makeup. She said that her eldest wanted a "spooky wilderness-themed" birthday party so she took them out camping in the woods.

However, Saint and Psalm started to make noise again, interrupting the interview. The mom-of-four turned to her kids and said, "Guys seriously, you got to go."

While Fallon assured them that it was fine, Psalm was removed from the audience by his nanny. But Saint silently stayed put with Remi.

This wasn't the first time Kardashian, who also shares 4-year-old daughter Chicago with West, was forced to reprimand her sons on camera this week.

During an Instagram Live on the same day, the reality star scolded Saint for calling the social media users watching "weirdos" and saying that he "hate[d]" them.

"Look what you are teaching him," Kardashian told Saint, who then admitted that his younger brother is the "good boy" when it comes to the two of them.