Kendall Jenner Doesn’t Know What ‘Frugal’ Means

As if we needed further proof of how out of touch with reality the Kardashians are, Kendall Jenner revealed in a family interview that she doesn't know what the meaning of "frugal" is.

The millionaire model appeared with her three half-siblings Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian and mother Kris Jenner during an interview with Access Hollywood, when they were quizzed about members of their family.

Kendall, 26, was stumped by a question, "Who's the most frugal?" Kendall turned to the eldest Kardashian sister, Kourtney. “I don't know what that means,” Kendall said, to which Kourtney explained, “You care about the cost, like money."

“Oh yeah, I'm cheap!” Kendall, who has a net worth of $45 million, replied. Kylie didn’t seem so sure on what the meaning of "frugal" meant either, as she looked around to wait until her siblings showed their answers before copying and flipping Kendall's name card.

Watch the Kardashians interview below:

There’s an old clip of Kendall Jenner talking about being naturally athletic going viral on TikTok, with many users bashing the model for being a “pick me girl.”

Kendall, 26, said on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, “I’m literally built as an athlete. Every blood test I’ve ever done has said that I am, like, over the normal limit of athleticness.” Kendall’s commentary on her self-proclaimed athletic gift has become a recurring joke on TikTok to call Kendall a “pick me girl” (“A girl who goes out of their way to impress boys and make them seem that they’re ‘not like other girls'”).

See how TikTokers are pointing out specific instances of Kendall being an alleged “pick me girl" below:

Kendall has made it known she is aware of the “pick me girl” trolling on TikTok by posting a TikTok response of her own: she posted a clip of her snowboarding and wiping out with the caption: “It’s giving ‘pick me’ vibes.” The best part is that she included the audio from her KUWTK interview where she says, “I’m literally built as an athlete. Every blood test I’ve ever done has said that I am, like, over the normal limit of athleticness.”