His troubles began when he first entered Jenner's guest bathroom: "So Im in there, and the toilet, its like one of those electronic toilets, but its black, so you cant see any of the buttons, and [the room is] dimly lit, and I cant find the light switch, and theres one candle lit."
Seacrest continued: "So I go to the bathroom. And I use the toilet paper, and put it in the thing, and try to find the flush, and I cant find the flush. So now what do I do? I cant find the flush and someone is going to come in and use the toilet."
His sense of panic began to escalate. "The technology was messed up, and it wouldnt flush," he said. Then, when he was finally able to make it flush, things went from bad to worse. "So I flush it, and the water just builds. I am watching the water level rise."
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Things were getting pretty stressful by this point, and Seacrest found himself paralysed by indecision. "Im thinking to myself What do I do? Do I stick my hand in there? Do I say, Hey Khloe, dont tell Kim and Kourtney, but can you help me out over here? Or do I just tell Kris, I think your toilet has got a problem?"
His solution? Walk out while whistling nonchalantly. "I just left it there," Seacrest admitted. He then turned to the camera and said: "Keep this between us!"
Fortunately for Seacrest, he's likely to be forgiven: he and the Kardashian-Jenners go way back. He actually came up with the idea for their hit reality TV series Keeping Up With The Kardashians, which has aired for 16 seasons since 2007, and he continues to serve as its executive producer.
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