ANDY Cohen has claimed that Kim Kardashian wouldn't allow him to release a scene about the family's plastic surgery for the Keeping Up With the Kardashians reunion special.
The host opened up about the 2021 taping during an appearance on the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast.
On Tuesday's episode, Andy, 54, told host Amanda Hirsch, that he learned juicy details about the Kar-Jenner's glow-up that never made it to air.
"Hosting the reunions is a really delicate balance," he admitted before explaining how he worked with Kim, 42, to get the whole family on board.
"Kim and I kind of hatched that plan a little bit. She really helped me book them all," he said about Kim, Kris, Kourtney, Khloe, Kendall, Kylie, and Scott Disick's participation in the special.
Andy then confessed that momager, Kris, 67, had some day-of jitters about the interview, as she feared what could be revealed.
"And then the morning of, I remember Kris was really nervous. And she was like, 'Why did we agree to do this?'" the Watch What Happens Live host recalled.
Much to fans' delight, the family moved forward with the interview, although Andy claimed there was much more juice that viewers didn't get to see.
"I thought that the final product was really juicy. And as revealing as they've been, there was so much more," the TV personality said.
"And if there could ever be a Director's Cut or my cut, I think people would be really surprised because we had very frank conversations about plastic surgery."
Despite Andy's eagerness to share more about their discussion, he claimed Kim forbid him from releasing certain information - specifically about their rumored cosmetic procedures.
"There was a moment where I was grilling Kim, and she was being really PC, and then she finally said, 'Look, we're not going to use this, but I'm going to tell you right now.' She told it to me straight."
The host encouraged Andy to pitch the Director's Cut, but the TV producer shut down the idea, saying, "They own the tape, so it's never going to be seen."
It's no surprise that the KUWTK alums wouldn't divulge more about their noticeably changed appearances, as they've been very tight-lipped about the subject for years.
Fans have accused Kris and her daughters of going under the knife on numerous occasions to explain their physical transformations since their earlier days of reality TV.
'THE BOTCHERY'
Many have even bashed them for going too far in their makeovers, most recently while watching season three of their Hulu series, The Kardashians.
After viewing an emotional scene from the season premiere that dropped last week, fans mocked Kim as they claimed plastic surgery "messed up her crying face."
One critic said in an online thread: "The botchery is just fascinating. Nothing moves. Hilarious."
Another critic added: "Her skin seems so uncomfortable. Everything is super tight."
Someone else mentioned: "A face full of novocaine is what I imagine. I would hate not being able to move my face."
And a fourth person chimed in: "I feel like when people who do so much to their face should have a “smile/cry” test before they move further and end up looking like this.
"This is beyond ridiculous. Like lady, you look weird!"
KIM'S PSORIASIS BATTLE
However, elsewhere during the episode, Kim got vulnerable with her struggles regarding her looks while battling psoriasis.
She revealed that she was having a flare-up, resulting in flaky patches of red, inflamed skin.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, psoriasis is a skin condition where cells build up and form itchy and dry patches.
Kim has struggled for years with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis, which she treated with cortisone shots.
Last year, the SKIMS founder opened up about the condition on her sister Kourtney's lifestyle site, Poosh.
She said: "Even though I always grew up with my mom having psoriasis and hearing her talk about her struggle, I really had no idea what my life would be like dealing with an autoimmune disease myself.
"It's been 13 years since I experienced my first psoriasis flare-up. My journey has been very different from my mom's, but I see so many similarities as well."
The reality star continued: "She had it in her scalp and all over her body, and I'd see it all the time and remember her going to the tanning salon to try and ease it.
"Getting UV rays directly on the spots really helped my mom. For me, however, that remedy would burn the areas and cause them to itch, so I always felt helpless."
Kim shared she is "the only child my mom passed down her autoimmune issue to" and mentioned her "first psoriasis flare-up" happened at the age of 25.
