Khloe Kardashian "got drunk" with Kylie Jenner on a new episode of her podcast

Speaking to People, Khloe explained: "What I didn't realise, Kylie has never done a podcast before. I was like, 'Oh, maybe I should have known that before I interviewed you."

Khloe admitted that interviewing a family member is very different from speaking to a regular guest on her podcast.

She explained: "Obviously because it's my sister, I didn't want to ask things like, 'Where'd you grow up?' That's stupid. So then we were supposed to be doing makeup together, but that didn't really happen, so we just got drunk. And then I'm asking her really random questions that I think other people would love to ask her, but if they got 10 minutes with her, they probably wouldn't."

Khloe praised Kylie, 28, for being so open and honest during their chat.

She said: "I asked her everything, questions about the stuff that we went through during our pregnancy together, all the way to, 'When you're alone at night, what apps do you scroll through?'

"And then there are some are really personal that other people probably wouldn't get the opportunity to ask her ... silly things. Like, 'You keep our family chat on mute all the time? Okay, good to know!'"

Earlier this week, Khloe revealed that her podcast is set to become "a little looser".

The reality star launched Khloe in Wonder Land earlier this year, and Khloe confirmed that season two of the podcast will be slightly different to the first season.

She told People: "What I am definitely doing more of this season is more solo episodes. Those did really, really well, where people sort of submitted topics they wanted me to talk about.

"People also wanted it to be more conversational, and before, the experts mostly did the talking. So this time, a lot of my guests will be family members, or people in my inner circle - people who are still really fascinating, but who are also comfortable engaging in a conversation with me.

"Or who aren't afraid to call me out on something! So it's going to be a little looser, and not so talk show-y, if that makes sense."