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Malika Haqq may have more problems than being picked up and charged with DUI and that is, she may be cut from “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.” Accordant to Radar Online, Oct. 12, 2015, Kris Jenner is getting backlash over Malika’s DUI and the fact that she crashed her car just escalated Kris’s thought to cancel her from appearing on the TV reality show. It wasn’t so much the fact that no one was injured in the accident, it had to with what news of Malika’s drinking would do to their show or their brand because Kris invested a lot of time and money into her. Kris is so desperate to keep her brand safe that she told all her kids that they have to hire drivers if they go out drinking. Kris was generous enough to say that she would pay for all

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