'KUWTK' Episode 7: Stars Discuss Contract, Film Their Conversation On iPhone

The latest episode of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" released on Thursday. As the Kardashian-Jenner family gathered to discuss their contract with E! network, Kris Jenner revealed that a segment of Episode 7 was shot on their iPhone to keep it secret from the crew members.

The latest episode of Season 20 features Kris and her daughters — Kourtney, Kim and Khloé. Last year, the family revealed that the 20th season will be their last and the finale will air this summer.

"Well, thanks for coming," Kris began the conversation. "Kim and I have been talking for a minute now about this whole situation with the network and re-signing for another multi-year deal to do Keeping Up."

"This is a big day for me and my family because we're going to discuss whether or not we want to move forward with filming Keeping Up with the Kardashians," the "KUWTK" star said looking at the camera. "And we're filming it on our iPhones because we don't want the crew to film it and have them hear the conversation, but at the same time we wanted to document it because it's an important day."

"We all have to be on the same page and be really happy and peaceful and okay with the decision because it's a huge, huge decision," Kris remarked. "They're expecting an answer and we can't really go backwards."

Kim said "it is really scary like, a big change to like, say, we're not doing this anymore and then what are we going to do when we wake up?"

"For me, I'm such a creature of habit so change is scary. I'm not good with change and I think there's a lot of change this year so it feels heavy," Khloé noted.

Calling herself a "newly decisive" person, Kim said she "definitely think it's time."

"Kourtney thought it was time three years ago," Khloé added. Replying to Khloé's comment, Kourtney said, "I thought I was feeling it was time like, last year. I feel like it's not making sense."

"In the past it's been a fairly easy conversation and decision to make, we've always all unanimously have said, 'Yes, we want to continue filming.' But now, everybody's conflicted about what that decision looks like," Kris added.

Kim thanked E! network and Bunim Murray Productions for giving them the opportunity to start the show.

"I think that after 20 seasons, that's more than we ever would have expected, we didn't even think we'd get to season 2," Kim said. "We didn't think anyone would be into watching a show about our crazy family."

"But in order to figure out what our next journey will be like, we have to close this chapter and say goodbye to Keeping Up with the Kardashians," she added.