Khloe Kardashian Cuts 'Sunrise' Interview Short Because Of North West Questions?

Khloe Kardashian has caused quite the stir online after reportedly cutting an interview short over quesHions regarding her sister Kim's daughter.

During a chat with Australian morning show, Sunrise, Kardashian was asked how North was doing and seconds later, the interview was mysteriously disconnected.

"I guess the baby line is inspired by nieces and nephews starting to arrive, how's baby North going?" anchor Sam Armytage asked Kardashian, regarding her and her sisters' Kardashian Kids collection for Babies "R" Us.

"North is fabulous she's so beautiful," Kardashian began. "Penelope's obsessed with her and it's so cute to see that cousin dynamic."

Then, the video interview cut off and accusations about who was behind the mysterious event began to surface.

After reportedly being unable to get Kardashian back on the line, the official Twitter page for Sunrise released a statement, alleging it was Kardashian's people who ended the interview because of the questions about North. However, according to Kardashian, it had nothing to do with that. And she says, any word to the contrary is a desperate attempt at making a story out of her.

"Why would I cut an interview short because of North? Get over your self Sunrise... The call dropped... stop reaching for a story," Kardashian tweeted to the morning show after reading their statement. "You are so f**king desperate!"

A short time later, the show's executive producer, Michael Pell, released a statement of his own, claiming that it wasn't Kardashian, but her publicists who put an end to the interview -- and that if she's going to publicly slam anyone, it should be her own people.

"What happened with Khloé Kardashian on the show is a good lesson for publicists everywhere," Pell said. "When you watch the interview you see Khloé had no problem with the questions. It's obvious someone on her team did, and pulled the plug. Khloé shouldn't declare war on us, she should declare war on her own publicists."