Khloé Kardashian isn’t keeping up on Nancy Guthrie’s missing persons case — but she’s got some hot takes.
While admitting she doesn’t “know enough about” the situation on Wednesday’s “Khloé in Wonderland” episode, the reality star fueled conspiracy theories surrounding the “heartbreaking” investigation.
The Good American co-creator, 41, brought up “all the things [she] was reading about the brother-in-law” — Savannah Guthrie’s sister Annie’s husband, Tommaso Cioni.
“I’m like, oof,” Kardashian quipped — before bringing up the “ransom notes going to all the media outlets first.”
When her podcast guest, “Crime Junkie” host Ashley Flowers, referred to herself as a “very conspiratorial” person, Kardashian confessed she is the same.
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“This is 2026. There is nothing?” the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” alum wondered of the “heartbreaking” search for the 84-year-old, which recently passed the 100-day mark.
She said it’s “mind-blowing” to not have answers, adding, “I don’t believe that there’s not one piece of information. [The cops are] just not telling us.”
Nancy was last seen in her Arizona home on Jan. 31.
The matriarch, who was abducted from her residence overnight, suffered from cardiac issues and was in dire need of medication when she went missing.
Savannah has emotionally pleaded with her mother’s captor on multiple occasions — and gave her first interview about the family tragedy with her “Today” show colleague Hoda Kotb in March.
“I wake up every night in the middle of the night, every night, and in the darkness, I imagine her terror, and it is unthinkable,” the 54-year-old said at the time. “She needs to come home now.”
She acknowledged the “cruel … whispers and innuendos” about her family members‘ alleged involvement, saying the “unbearable” rumors have “pile[d] pain upon pain.”
Kardashian isn’t the only celeb to make headlines for speculating about the case, with Bethenny Frankel sharing what she felt was a “logical” theory in February.
“Is it some competitive journalist that Savannah won, got the gig, broke out, and made all the big bucks, and that person has resentment and wants to get their payday that they deserve?” the Bravolebrity, 55, asked.
Despite Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos claiming last week that they are “closer” to finding Nancy, Page Six hears authorities “have definitely scaled back resources” as they move from “rescue” to “recovery.”
