NEW photos have given curious Kardashian fans a glimpse of upgrades at Khloe and Kris’ side-by-side Hidden Hills mega-mansions.
Aerial photos show the construction on the stunning compound with zero boundaries between one another in the ritzy Los Angeles neighborhood.
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In new photos, yellow scaffolding could be seen surrounding the front portion of the mega-mansion.
It is unclear what is being done to the portion of the house, which was also covered with plastic sheets.
Last summer, Khloe moved into her $15million mansion right next door to Kris’s $20million mansion.
There are no boundary fences between the two properties and there are pathways built to lead to each other’s houses.
The KUWTK matriarch’s finished property in the affluent neighborhood is complete with a huge pool and stunning, manicured grounds.
The front porch boasts a neat lawn edged with intricate planting thanks to shrubs and large trees for privacy.
A long rectangular pool with wide steps leading in graces the backyard, which is finished with another neat lawn.
Kris’ massive home also sports a large outdoor kitchen for entertaining and a stylish terrace above it.
The momager’s $20million pad boasts eight bedrooms, nine bedrooms, an eight-car garage, and a pool and a spa.
Meanwhile, Khloe resides in an adjacent mansion that she had custom-built from scratch on a $17 million plot.
Kris’ home is the larger of the two, boasting 16,000 square feet while Khloe’s is 10,000.
The Hidden Hills community in Los Angeles County is also where Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian have homes.
BORROWED
While filings show that Kris paid for her most recent $20million home in Hidden Hills outright, the same can’t be said for the house she bought in 2010 for $4million which was her long-term place for years, and featured heavily on Keeping Up With The Kardashians, the U.S. Sun has exclusively learned.
The famous momager first of all took out a loan for $7.25million in August 2018.
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But, the following month, that was superseded by a new agreement for a whopping $40million loan through the financial company Crosswind Venture Fund, which is ten times more than what she paid for the house.
Then, in January 2019, she borrowed $5.2million, and $5.25million in June of that year, according to property records.
This took Kris’ borrowing up to $62.21 million, which was secured by the property and her other assets.
The borrowing was done through trust deeds, which is similar to a mortgage but involves a third party, a trustee, holding the legal title for the property.
‘SO GROSS’
Other recent aerial photos of the home showed a line of cars parked outside of Khloe and Kris’ gated Los Angeles County community instead of in their driveway.
The line of SUVs trailed all around the outside of the two mansions, which were hidden behind a white fence and thick trees.
Both Khloe’s $17million mansion and Kris’ $20million pad have huge garages as well as wide, sweeping driveways.
Critics speculated that the cars parked outside were for the reality star’s cleaning or security staff or film crew.
They slammed the mother, 67, and daughter, 38, for seemingly not letting their workers park closer to their houses.
One wrote on Reddit: “Oh it’s raining? No, you can’t use the plethora of space on my property to park, not my problem, walk up my long ass driveway instead.”
Another added: “Imagine being over-worked and underpaid all day then having to walk that far to get to your car. It’s obscene.”
“It’s disgusting,” a third posted.
Another user called out Khloe and Kris for having such large homes for their small families.
“Seriously it’s so gross. Probably 30k+ of square feet for four people overall. God I hate it,” they raged.
Khloe lives at her mansion with her daughter True, four, and son, six months, while Kris lives with her longtime partner Corey Gamble.
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