Inside Keke Palmer’s Soulful Family Home | Open Door | Architectural Digest

[door knocking] Leo, come back. [bleep] What's up, AD? It's your girl, Keke Palmer, and this is Leo. And welcome to my house, come on in! [lively music] AD, what are you doing in the Stanley

cup cabinet? Yeah, that's right. This is where we keep all of our Stanley cups. We are a water-drinking family. We got this kinda cup.

We got this kinda cup. I've been drinking out of this kinda cup today. Even Leo has some Stanley cups. Anyhow, let me show you guys the rest of the kitchen.

Leo's climbing. I always love this setup from the moment that I saw this house. It was the bones of this house that I love so much.

It makes me feel like I'm on an episode of "I Love Lucy," okay? It felt like a diner or something, you know what I mean? Like the whole booth element.

I really do love that kinda style, and the windows and the drapery. Like, anybody that knows me knows that I love old-school sitcoms, like the classic multi-cam sitcoms, so I think that even my house, it feels like...

How the hell did you get up there by yourself? Dang, you're good. That's crazy. You climbed? I'm eating cereal.

[Kiki chuckles] He's getting so big. It is so hard to know how he's able to do all this stuff. Baby-safing this house is like a constant thing that I'm always doing.

As his cereal at this point, nobody else is gonna be able to eat that. Anyway, I love multi-cam sitcom so much that I think that that's what attracted me to this house, is that it felt like a multi-cam sitcom house, from this dining

area to the way that the windows are. And so, I always have little versions of things that remind me of those classic shows. Like, no, you don't need to eat this one. You can get a new one like this SMEG toaster

oven, you know? It feels very classic, it feels very old school. I also have a lot of different Tupperware that reminds you of those old-school like sitcoms. Eventually we'll make our way to Leo's room, but we

also keep seeing him throughout. He's always just gonna pop in and out because he is very bossy. I absolutely love snacks. I also am the kind of person that I try

to always overdo it with the organizing. Let me show you. Now, it's not gonna be extraordinarily impressive, but I have everything like labeled. We have a lot of kids in the house.

I have my son who's three years old. I have my nieces and my nephew. Somebody ate all of my rice chips and they all try to act like they don't like gluten-free food. Yes you do.

Yes you do. Because every gluten-free item I put into this house somehow end up missing. They try to lie in here. They try to say, "I don't want your healthy snacks.

I don't want," but they're gone. And I didn't eat 'em. Over here it's the same stuff for his, I got into a really bad way. I couldn't stop going on Amazon getting these little Bento