Kourtney Kardashian Comments on Benito Skinner’s ‘KUWTK’ Parody Video of Mason’s Instagram Live

In on the joke! Kourtney Kardashian took to Instagram to share her thoughts on a hilarious Keeping Up With the Kardashians parody poking fun at Mason’s Instagram Live scandal. Luckily, the 40-year-old found humor in the sketch by comedian Benito Skinner.

“Mason is turning ten for the twelfth year in a row,” Benny said while dressed as the Poosh founder — slicked-back ponytail and all. “Mason, get off live!” he continued while doing his best impression of Kourt’s voice. Transitioning to his Scott Disick garb, he added, “Mason, it’s just like I told Sofia [Richie], you can’t get an Instagram until you turn 13.”

“Kendall, would it kill you to put some f–king makeup on?!” the mom of three commented on the post, referencing Benny’s portrayal of Kris Jenner, had she been present during Kim Kardashian and Kourtney’s fight scene. According to the entertainer, the momager would be ready with her video camera and critiquing Kendall’s dressed-down appearance.

Thankfully, all the sisters had a laugh from the exaggerated video. “OMG this is the best,” Kim commented, while Khloé Kardashian added, “I f–king love you,” with crying laughing emoji

It seems like the Kardashians can joke about Mason’s recent controversy. In March, the preteen dished about Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott’s relationship status while talking to his followers during a live Instagram video. He confirmed they are “not back together.” Soon after, his mom and dad revoked his Instagram privileges and shut down his account.

“If Kylie and Travis’ relationship status was supposed to be secret, someone forgot to inform Mason,” an insider told In Touch exclusively at the time. “Everyone [had] a good laugh about it.”

Following spilling the tea to the public, Mason was probably “given a refresher course” about the Kardashian “family business,” the source continued. It’s likely he was informed what details are “OK to discuss on social media and what [is] off-limits.”

Although the Kardashians were able to find humor in the incident, “the entire family is on high alert,” another source added. From now on, “Mason will not be allowed to be on any platform unsupervised until he’s at least 13.”