Kris Jenner gets teary-eyed as she reveals how Khloe is doing amid cheating scandal

She also addressed Kanye's recent controversy.

Kris Jenner began to get teary-eyed as she revealed how her daughter Khloe was doing amid the cheating scandal surrounding her boyfriend, Tristan Thompson. The 62-year-old recalled her daughter's first few weeks of motherhood, gushing about how "amazing" she was. During an appearance on The Ellen De Generes Show, she said:

“I’m so proud of that kid. I get choked up because she’s such a good mom and honestly I get so emotional. “I was in Cleveland last week, it was snowing, and she was all nestled in the nursery and the baby. “She’s just concentrating on that, being a mom, her baby and that’s what her sisters are doing as well.”

Khloe gave birth to her first child, a daughter named True, with Tristan Thompson last month - days after it was reported that he had cheated on her during her pregnancy. And while Kris says that Khloe is focusing being a mum rather than the "unexpected" allegations, she told how the family reacted when they first heard the news. She continued:

"I think we do what we always do and that's spring into action with love. "We all hopped on a plane and flew to Cleveland because that's what we know to do. "I'm there to support my kids no matter what happens, and I just do the best I can, just like anybody else would for their family. "There's a lot of us. We all get together and we do things together and we're a force to be reckoned with."

She also defended her son-in-law, Kanye West, among the recent controversy surrounding him. The rapper sparked outrage recently with a number of comments, including saying that slavery "sounds like a choice". However, when the chat show host asked Kris if everything was OK with Kanye, the momager insisted he "always does things with really good intentions." She continued:

"You know, Kanye has a lot of love for all of you, all of his fans, and everybody who's been there to support him forever. "And, I know that he will explain himself in his own way. "And, I think that anything he does–and I just think this is important to say is–he always does things with really good intentions. "So, I'm going to let him explain himself when the time is ready."