What Does Kris Jenner Think About Caitlyn Wanting to Date Men Now?

The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star appears on Tuesday's episode of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," where Jenner opens up about her son-in-law's recent bizarre behavior.

"So let's talk about Kanye just briefly," Ellen says. "I don't think you can ever talk about Kanye briefly ... do you?" Kris quips.

"I don't think Kanye can talk about Kanye briefly," Ellen jokes. "Kanye is tweeting like crazy and don't you just wanna say stop tweeting?"

"There have been days where there should be a no tweeting law and I feel like I will ground him," the 60-year-old confesses.

Perhaps she would've liked to ground Kanye after he shared on the social media site that he is $53 million in debt.

"I know and sometimes I feel like what he is trying to say…when he was like 'oh I am 53 million dollars in debt' that whole thing, what he was trying to say was that's what he has done to spend on his clothing line over the last 15 or 20 years or whatever its been," Kris explains. "But it comes out not exactly the right way and people get it misconstrued through the media and then it's complicated, what can I say."

The Kardashian matriarch also opened up about Caitlyn Jenner and her recent revelation on the preview for season 2 of "I Am Cait" that she is no longer going to date women.

"I think that I really want her to be happy and comfortable in all the things that she says she wasn't her true authentic self for most of her life and knew when she was four that she had felt like that," she said.

"You don't want somebody to be miserable or in pain or in any of that," she explained. "I think for me just getting used to all of that it's just...I'm human and I have my feelings but I try, it's just baby steps. It's like the mourning of somebody you feel like you're never gonna really see or be with again."

That's not all Kris got candid about!

Watch the clip above to see what she had to say about the hit FX series "American Crime Story: The People V. O.J. Simpson" and what it was like living through the actual murder and trial.