Brody Jenner loves his stepsisters Kendall and Kylie Jenner - but their hectic lives keep them apart

Appearing on the 'The Viall Files' podcast, he said of the Kardashian-Jenner clan: "I love 'em all.

"Love 'em all to death. I just don't see them."

He continued: "We all have a tremendous amount of love for each other, even Kendall and Kylie.

"It's not their fault, it's not my fault, it's not really anybody's fault. It's just, yeah, they don't live that far, but we lived in two different households growing up."

Brody added: "If Kylie or Kendall call me right now, I would walk out of this room and pick up the phone and I'd be there for them."

The former 'Hills' star reunited with his family - including Kim and Kourtney Kardashian - to celebrate retired Olympian Caitlyn's 75th birthday in October.

He said: "I got to see them recently for Caitlyn's birthday.

"We went over to Kylie's house. Kylie, unfortunately, wasn't there. She was travelling back from New York. But they're all busy, man. Everybody's busy."

Caitlyn - who was called Bruce before coming out as transgender in 2015 - was married to the girls' mom Kris Jenner between 1991 to 2015.

Brody recently admitted he felt "abandoned" by Caitlyn when he was younger.

He stressed that his relationship with his parent is "better now", and he recently received a "sincere apology" from Caitlyn for their fractured relationship over the years.

Appearing on 'Special Forces: World's Toughest Test', Brody - whose mother is Linday Thompson - said: "I'd randomly see him - 'him' at the time - you know, here and there.

"But, mom would tell me that I would write on cards, 'Why doesn't dad call me on my birthday?'"

He also said: "I had an incredible mother. Father, Bruce, at the time, wasn't around that much. They split, and then he met a woman [Kris Jenner]. She had kids as well. The woman that he met ... they had kids together."

The DJ was then asked how he felt about the family's reality show, 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians', and said: "To be honest, a little bit abandoned.

"I will say he was going through his own struggles, transitioning, and it was all that was put on TV, and there were these moments that we would have that was all filmed, and it just felt very invasive and not very genuine, I would say.

"Just recently, I got a real, sincere apology.

"It was the first time in my life that I've ever gotten an apology. You know, I'm sorry for not being there, and honestly, it meant a lot."