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Kristen Mary Jenner (née Houghton /ˈhoʊtən/ HOH-tən, formerly Kardashian; born November 5, 1955) is an American media personality, socialite, and businesswoman. She rose to fame starring in the reality television series Keeping Up with the Kardashians (2007–2021) with her family. The success of their show led her and her family to star in multiple spin-off series, including Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami (2009), Kourtney and Kim Take New York (2011), Khloe & Lamar (2011), Rob & Chyna (2016) and Life of Kylie (2017). She acted as executive producer for most of her family's reality programs. In 2013, she hosted a six week long pop culture-driven daytime talk show, called Kris. Following her family's decision to sign off from E! in 2021, they then went on to star in The Kardashians on Hulu from 2022.

Key Information

She has four children from her first marriage to lawyer Robert Kardashian: Kourtney, Kim, Khloé and Robert, and two children from her second marriage to television personality and retired Olympic Games medalist Bruce Jenner (now Caitlyn): Kendall and Kylie. She has 13 grandchildren, including the musician North West.

Early life

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Kristen Mary Houghton was born in San Diego, California, on November 5, 1955, the elder of two children born to Mary Jo "M. J." Shannon (née Campbell; born 1934), who owned a children's clothing store, and Robert True "Bob" Houghton (1931–1975), an engineer.[1][2][3][4] When she was seven years old, M. J. and Bob divorced, and she and her younger sister, Karen Casey (née Houghton; 1958–2024), were raised by their mother. M. J. would eventually remarry to businessman Harry Shannon (1926–2003), who helped raise Jenner and her sister. By her mother's marriage to Harry, she gained a stepbrother, Steven "Steve" Shannon.[5]

Three months after moving to Oxnard, California, Shannon's business partner allegedly left with all the company's capital, so the family moved back to San Diego.[6] In San Diego, Jenner worked at Shannon & Company, a children's clothing store that belonged to her mother.[7] Jenner attended Clairemont High School[8] and graduated in 1973.[9] In 1975, when Jenner was 19, her father died in a car crash in Mexico.[10] She worked for American Airlines as a flight attendant for a year in 1976.[11]

Career

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Television

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Main article: Keeping Up with the Kardashians
See also: Keeping Up with the Kardashians § Spin-offs

Jenner met with Ryan Seacrest in 2007 to pursue a reality television show based on her family. Seacrest, who had his own production company, decided to develop the idea, having the popular family-based show The Osbournes in his mind. Jenner further commented on the possible series:[12]

Like, there's the little girls, and there's the older girls, and then there's my son. [...] Everybody thinks that they could create a bunch of drama in their lives, but it's something that I felt I didn't even have to think about. It would be natural.

Kim Kardashian and Jenner at 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards

The show eventually was picked up to air on the E! cable network, with Jenner acting as the executive producer. The series focused on the personal and professional lives of the Kardashian–Jenner blended families.[13][14] The series debuted on October 14, 2007, and became one of the longest-running reality television shows in the country.[15]

The series was successful for its network, E!, and has resulted in the creation of numerous spin-offs,[16] including Kourtney and Kim Take Miami (2009), in which Jenner has made multiple guest appearances.[17] Jenner was also featured as a recurring cast member in Kourtney and Kim Take New York, which premiered in January 2011. Also in 2011, Jenner made an appearance in her daughter's show, Khloe & Lamar when it debuted, and the series focused on Khloe Kardashian and her then-husband Lamar Odom's personal life and relationship.[18] On March 26, 2014, E! announced a Keeping Up with the Kardashians spin-off series titled Kourtney & Khloé Take the Hamptons. The Hamptons follows Kourtney, Khloé, and Scott Disick as they relocate to The Hamptons while the girls work on the New York Dash store plus open a pop-up store.[19] The show also featured their family, including Jenner. In 2017, Jenner's youngest daughter Kylie, featured as the central cast member for the E! reality spin-off series Life of Kylie.[20][21][22]

Jenner hosted a pop culture-driven daytime talk show, Kris. The series began its six-week trial summer run on several Fox-owned stations on July 15, 2013.[23]Kanye West, her then-son-in-law through his marriage to Kim, revealed the first public picture of Jenner's granddaughter North West on the show. The show's six-week trial run was not extended.[24]

In 2015, Jenner appeared as a recurring cast member in six episodes of the E! reality series I Am Cait. The show followed the journey of her ex-husband Caitlyn Jenner's (formerly Bruce) gender transition.[25][26][27] Even after their 2015 divorce, they continued to co-star on Keeping Up with the Kardashians together with their children.

In 2021, Jenner and her family announced that their reality show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, would be ending after twenty seasons and almost 15 years on air.[28][29][30] The final (twentieth) season premiered on March 18, 2021.[31][32]

In April 2022, Jenner and her family returned to the television screens with their brand new reality television show, titled The Kardashians, after they left the E! Network to join Hulu.[33][34][35] The show features Jenner, alongside her daughters Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Kendall and Kylie, it also features ex and current partners including Scott Disick, Travis Barker, Tristan Thompson, and Corey Gamble, with Kanye West making a guest appearance.[36] The first season premiered on April 14, 2022, and its ten episodes can be streamed exclusively on Disney+.[37][38] Later in 2022, the show was announced to be returning for a second season, which officially premiered on September 22, 2022.[39][40][41] In late 2022, it was announced that the show had been officially renewed for a third season, set to premier in the first half of 2023.[42][43][44] The third season officially aired on May 25, 2023.[45][46][47]

In 2024, Jenner joined the production team of the forthcoming Hulu legal drama series All's Fair, serving as an executive producer. Her daughter Kim stars in the series.[48]

Business

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Jenner in 2014

Jenner runs her own production company, Jenner Communications, which is based in Los Angeles. Since before the start of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, she has managed her daughters' Kim, Kourtney, Khloe, Kendall, and Kylie's career.[49] She also is involved with the business management of her other daughters and son. She has been involved in the launch and an instrumental guiding force of their successful family brands including Kylie Cosmetics, Kylie Skin, KKW Beauty, KKW Fragrance, Skims, Good American, 818 Tequila, SKKN by Kim and Arthur George.[50]

Jenner opened a children's boutique in 2004 with her eldest daughter, Kourtney. The boutique was called "Smooch" and was open for almost six years before closing down in 2009.[51][52] In 2011, Jenner launched a clothing line, Kris Jenner Kollection with QVC.[53][54] Jenner had previously sold exercise equipment with QVC in the 1990s.[55]

In 2014, Jenner and her youngest daughter Kylie founded a company called Kylie Lip Kits (now Kylie Cosmetics) and partnered with Seed Beauty, a retail and product development company co-founded by siblings, John and Laura Nelson.[56] The company's first product Kylie Lip Kits, a liquid lipstick and lip liner, debuted on November 30, 2015.[57] The first 15,000 lip kits were produced by Seed Beauty and funded by Kylie at a cost of $250,000 from her modelling earnings.[58] The company was renamed to Kylie Cosmetics in February 2016, and production was increased to 500,000 kits. By the end of 2016, the company's total revenue was over $300 million. On May 9, 2018, Jenner and Kylie announced their collaboration called the Kris Kollection via Kylie's personal Instagram. The Mini Lip Set in the Kris Kollection, which includes eight mini liquid lipsticks, is aptly named "Momager", a title in which Jenner has personally taken on, and attempted to trademark, in recent years.[59] In addition to the "Momager" Lip Kit, the Kris Kollection includes lip glosses and a four pan pressed powder highlight/blush palette, which has created much controversy online with both good and bad reviews.[60] The collection was released just in time for Mother's Day.[61]

In April 2020, Jenner teamed up with daughter Kim to launch a perfume collaboration titled KKW x Kris.[62][63]

Writing

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Jenner's autobiography, Kris Jenner... and All Things Kardashian, was released in November 2011.[64] She later wrote a cookbook entitled In the Kitchen with Kris: A Kollection of Kardashian-Jenner Family Favorites, which was released in October 2014.[65]

Public image

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Jenner has often been referred to as the "matriarch" of the family.[66][67] Dimitri Ehrlich of Interview magazine called her "the matriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner brood" and the "21st century's preeminent female pop-cultural brand-builder."[68] Jenner explained her operations as a businesswoman in her memoir Kris Jenner... And All Things Kardashian: "I started to look at our careers like pieces on a chessboard...Every day, I woke up and walked into my office and asked myself, 'What move do you need to make today?' It was very calculated. My business decisions and strategies were very intentional, definite and planned to the nth degree."[54]

Jenner has been featured on the covers of numerous lifestyle and fashion magazines, including CR Fashion Book,[69] Redbook, Cosmopolitan, Harper's Bazaar,[70] The Hollywood Reporter, Es Magazine, Variety,[71] New You,[72] Haute Living,[73] WSJ. Magazine[74] and Stellar.[75]

In 2023, Jenner appeared in the music video for American singer Meghan Trainor's new song "Mother", with Trainor describing her as "the mother of all mothers".[76][77]

Personal life

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Marriages, relationships, and family

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Main article: Kardashian family

Jenner's first marriage was to lawyer Robert Kardashian (who later became widely known for his early legal representation of O. J. Simpson) on July 8, 1978.[78][79] They have four children: daughters Kourtney (born 1979), Kim (born 1980), Khloé (born 1984), and son Rob (born 1987). Kardashian filed for divorce in 1990 after discovering Jenner's affair with former soccer player Todd Waterman.[80][81][82] Their divorce was finalized in March 1991, but they remained friends until his death from esophageal cancer in 2003.[83]

In April 1991, one month after her divorce from Kardashian, Jenner married her second spouse, retired Olympian Bruce Jenner, who publicly came out as a transgender woman in 2015, taking the name Caitlyn.[84] They have two daughters together: Kendall (born 1995) and Kylie (born 1997);[85] in her autobiography, Jenner explained that she named her daughter Kendall Nicole after the late Nicole Brown Simpson.[86] By marriage to Bruce, Jenner also had four stepchildren: Burt, Cassandra "Casey", Brandon, and Brody.

The Jenners announced their separation in October 2013,[87][88] and on September 22, 2014, Kris filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.[89] The divorce became final on March 23, 2015, because of a six-month state legal requirement.[90][91] Jenner described the breakup with Caitlyn as "the most passive-aggressive thing", saying that while she had known of Caitlyn's use of hormones in the 1980s, "there wasn't a gender issue. Nobody mentioned a gender issue."[92]

Jenner found it progressively difficult to come to terms with Caitlyn's transition, which was fueled after comments Caitlyn made about her in a 2015 Vanity Fair article.[93] She also publicly disapproved of Caitlyn's memoir The Secrets of My Life released in 2017, criticizing the comments she made about her, their family and their marriage.[94]

As of 2025, Jenner has 14 grandchildren.[95][96] She has been in a relationship with Corey Gamble since around 2014.[97]

O. J. Simpson trial

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Further information: Murder trial of O. J. Simpson

Jenner and her family suffered emotional turmoil during the O. J. Simpson trial (1994–1995), later described as the "Trial of the Century." Jenner was a good friend of Simpson's ex-wife, Nicole Brown, and Jenner's first husband, Robert Kardashian, was one of O.J. Simpson's "Dream Team" of defense lawyers during the trial.[98][99]

Jenner was portrayed by American actress Selma Blair in the FX limited series The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crime Story, which premiered in February 2016.[100]

California Community Church

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Jenner and Pastor Brad Johnson founded the California Community Church in 2012. It originally was called the Life Change Community Church, located in Agoura Hills, California.[101]

Filmography

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As herself

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Television
Year Title Notes Ref.
2007–2021 Keeping Up with the Kardashians Main role (238 episodes)
2008 Dancing with the Stars Guest (4 episodes)
2008, 2018 Celebrity Family Feud Guest (3 episodes)
2009–10 Kourtney and Kim Take Miami Main role (3 episodes) [102]
2010 RuPaul's Drag U Guest Judge
2012–12 America's Next Top Model Guest star; 2 episodes [103][104]
2011–12 Kourtney and Kim Take New York Recurring role (6 episodes) [105]
2011 Khloé & Lamar Recurring role (4 episodes) [106]
2013 Kris Host (30 episodes)
2014 Kourtney and Khloé Take The Hamptons Recurring role (2 episodes)
2015 I Am Cait Recurring roles (6 episodes)
The Mindy Project Guest appearance
2016 Rob & Chyna Recurring role (4 episodes)
Hollywood Medium Guest star (1 episode)
2017 RuPaul's Drag Race
2019 Flip It Like Disick Guest appearance (2 episodes)
2020 Justin Bieber: Seasons Cameo [107]
Kirby Jenner Recurring role (3 episodes)
This Is Paris Guest appearance (documentary)
2022–present The Kardashians Main role

As producer

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Year Title Notes Ref.
2007–2021 Keeping Up with the Kardashians Executive producer (78 episodes)
2011–12 Kourtney & Kim Take New York Executive producer (20 episodes)
2011–12 Khloé & Lamar Executive producer (20 episodes)
2009–13 Kourtney & Kim Take Miami Executive producer (20 episodes) [108]
2013 Kris Executive producer (30 episodes)
2016 Rob & Chyna Executive producer (3 episodes)
2019 Flip It Like Disick Executive producer (1 episode)
2020 Kirby Jenner Executive producer (8 episodes)
TBA All's Fair Executive producer
Upcoming series 		[109]

In music videos

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Year Title Artist(s) Role Ref.
2016 "Where's the Love?" The Black Eyed Peas featuring The World Herself
2018 "Thank U, Next" Ariana Grande Mrs. George [110]
2023 "Mother" Meghan Trainor Herself [111]

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Kristen Mary Jenner (née Houghton; born November 5, 1955) is an American businesswoman and entertainment manager recognized for orchestrating the commercial ascent of her blended family into a global media franchise centered on reality television, product endorsements, and social media influence.
Jenner secured the deal for the E! series Keeping Up with the Kardashians in 2007, which documented her family's personal and professional lives over 20 seasons until 2021, generating substantial revenue and launching individual careers in fashion, cosmetics, and entertainment.
Dubbed the "momager," she manages her children's ventures through Jenner Communications, taking a reported 10% cut of their earnings, which has built her personal fortune to an estimated $170 million as of 2025 while navigating family scandals and public scrutiny that often amplified their visibility.

Early Life and Education

Childhood and Family Background

Kristen Mary Houghton, later known as Kris Jenner, was born on November 5, 1955, in , . She was the elder of two daughters born to Robert True Houghton, an aircraft engineer, and Mary Jo Shannon (née Campbell), who operated a store. Her younger sister, Karen Houghton, was born in 1958. The family resided in a middle-class household in the area during Houghton's early years. When Houghton was seven years old, her parents separated, after which her mother raised the two daughters as a . Mary Jo Shannon later remarried Harry Shannon, a owner, but details of the stepfamily's influence on Houghton's childhood remain limited in . The Houghton-Shannon family emphasized , with Mary Jo managing her boutique while supporting her children, reflecting a working-class amid post-World War II economic stability in . Little is documented about specific childhood experiences or formative events beyond the parental , which occurred in an era when such family disruptions were less openly discussed and often carried . Houghton's upbringing in a modest, entrepreneurial environment appears to have instilled practical values, though vary in depth and rely heavily on retrospective family narratives rather than contemporaneous records.

Schooling and Early Influences

Kristen Mary Houghton, later Kris Jenner, was born on November 5, 1955, in , , and attended local public schools, culminating in her graduation from in 1973. During her high school years, she was described as active and popular, participating in the social environment of the San Diego suburb of Clairemont. Following graduation, Jenner showed no interest in pursuing higher education, instead prioritizing early and motherhood as her primary aspirations. Early influences on Jenner included her family's involvement in retail, as her , Mary Jo Shannon, owned Shannon & Company, a store where Jenner worked during her youth. This exposure to small-scale business operations in San Diego's retail scene, including early candle stores run by family members, likely shaped her later entrepreneurial inclinations, though her immediate post-high school focus remained domestic rather than professional. Jenner's upbringing emphasized family devotion, fostering a self-perception of being destined for hood from a young age.

Pre-Fame Career and Personal Milestones

Early Employment and Business Attempts

Kris Jenner, born Kristen Mary Houghton, began working in her family's businesses during her preteen years, assisting at a shop co-owned by her mother and grandparents, which provided an initial exposure to retail operations. As a teenager, she took employment at a local shop, reflecting modest beginnings in service-oriented roles amid her middle-class upbringing in . In 1976, at age 20, Jenner secured a position as a junior with , a role she held briefly before her marriage to in 1978. This job aligned with her decision to forgo , prioritizing immediate workforce entry and travel opportunities over formal education. Following her marriage, Jenner transitioned to , focusing on raising her children without documented independent business ventures during this period. Early attempts at appear limited to her familial involvement, with no verified independent business launches prior to her high-profile roles in the . Accounts of her pre-marital emphasize entry-level positions rather than entrepreneurial risks, consistent across multiple biographical summaries.

Marriage to Robert Kardashian and Family Formation

Kris Jenner married , an attorney and businessman of Armenian descent, in July 1978 after meeting him several years earlier. The couple settled in , where Jenner focused on homemaking and raising their family while Kardashian pursued his legal career. Together, they had four children: Kourtney Mary Kardashian, born April 18, 1979; , born October 21, 1980; Khloé Alexandra Kardashian, born June 27, 1984; and Robert Arthur Kardashian Jr., born March 17, 1987. The family resided in a Beverly Hills home, with Jenner managing household responsibilities and early involvement in her children's activities, including school and extracurriculars. The marriage lasted until March 1991, when their divorce was finalized amid reports of Jenner's extramarital affair with soccer player Todd Waterman, which began around 1989. Despite the split, Jenner and Kardashian maintained a cooperative co-parenting arrangement for their children until Kardashian's death from in 2003.

Rise to Prominence

Role in the O.J. Simpson Trial

Kris Jenner maintained a close friendship with , the murder victim in the case against , and had been privy to Nicole's accounts of domestic abuse in the marriage. Nicole reportedly confided in Jenner multiple times about fears that Simpson would kill her and evade consequences, including during a final conversation shortly before the June 12, 1994, murders of Nicole and . In reflections years later, Jenner expressed being haunted by overlooked "red flags" in Simpson's behavior toward Nicole, based on these disclosures. Prosecutors, led by , viewed Jenner as potentially valuable for establishing a pattern of spousal abuse but ultimately did not call her as a during the January to October 1995 , citing strategic decisions amid other evidence priorities. later described Jenner as "very helpful" in providing background insights during the investigation and preparation phases. Jenner's potential testimony would have drawn on her direct knowledge from Nicole, whom she considered a best friend, rather than from third parties. Jenner's personal stake intensified due to her ex-husband Kardashian's decision to join Simpson's defense team, despite their 1991 and her conviction of Simpson's guilt informed by Nicole's warnings. , a longtime Simpson associate who reinstated his lapsed bar license specifically for the case, handled logistics like retrieving Simpson's belongings from his estate and publicly reading a purported on June 17, 1994, but Jenner found his loyalty to Simpson emotionally taxing amid her allegiance to the victim. She later articulated the trial's domestic strain, viewing 's involvement as prioritizing friendship over evident culpability as conveyed by Nicole. Jenner has addressed unsubstantiated rumors of her own romantic involvement with Simpson, which surfaced amid the high-profile scrutiny, denying them in on-camera discussions as baseless speculation tied to the family's orbit around the case. Her peripheral yet intimate connections—through victim confidences and familial ties to the defense—positioned her outside formal proceedings but central to the trial's interpersonal ripple effects on those involved.

Securing the Kardashian Family Reality TV Deal

In 2007, Kris Jenner, then 51 years old and managing a blended family of eight children, conceived the idea for a reality television series centered on her household's dynamics as a means to generate income and promote her daughters' fashion ventures, including the Dash boutique opened by Kourtney, Kim, and Khloé Kardashian in Calabasas, California, in 2006. The concept was spurred by a suggestion from family friend and casting director Deena Katz during a dinner at the Jenners' new Hidden Hills home, where Katz observed the constant family "chaos" and proposed filming it, likening it to a "Sunday Night at the Jenners." Jenner, drawing on prior family publicity from Robert Kardashian's role in the 1995 O.J. Simpson murder trial defense and Bruce Jenner's 1976 Olympic decathlon gold medal, viewed the show as an opportunity to capitalize on their existing name recognition amid financial pressures post her earlier business setbacks. Jenner swiftly arranged a pitch meeting with producer the day after Katz's suggestion, proposing to film a casual to demonstrate their interpersonal tensions; Seacrest approved the concept within 48 hours and greenlit a sizzle reel. In a summer 2007 conference room session with Seacrest Productions and E! executives—including Eliot Goldberg, Farnaz Farjam, and Lisa Berger—Jenner attended alongside Bruce Jenner, Kim, Kourtney, and , where the group spontaneously reenacted arguments, effectively previewing the show's format. To assure producers of ongoing content, Jenner stated, "if we do this show, I promise you s— will happen," emphasizing the family's propensity for dramatic events. E! selected the project to fill a void left by Lindsay Lohan's canceled series following her July 2007 DUI arrest, committing $12,000 for the initial sizzle reel produced by Bunim/Murray Productions, which had recently become available after ended. Filming for the pilot commenced shortly thereafter, capturing Kris and Bruce Jenner's 16th wedding anniversary amid initial family reservations—particularly from Kourtney, who required persuasion—culminating in the series premiere of on E! on October 14, 2007. As part of her management role, Jenner negotiated a 10% commission on her children's earnings from the venture and related businesses, a structure her family accepted in exchange for her full commitment to promoting their interests. The initial agreement laid the foundation for an unprecedented 20-season run totaling 285 episodes, transforming the family's visibility despite early skepticism from networks wary of their limited mainstream fame beyond tabloid associations.

Professional Career

Television Production and Hosting

Kris Jenner served as for the E! reality series , which she pitched to in 2007 and which premiered on October 14, 2007, chronicling her blended family's daily lives, business endeavors, and interpersonal conflicts over 20 seasons until its conclusion on June 10, 2021. The program, produced through her company Jenner Communications, generated significant revenue for E! and established the family as global media figures, with Jenner overseeing narrative arcs that emphasized authenticity in portraying family dynamics. Jenner extended her production involvement to multiple spin-offs, acting as executive producer on titles such as Kourtney and Kim Take New York (2011–2012) and Khloé & Lamar (2011–2012), which focused on individual family members' ventures in specific locations or relationships. These extensions capitalized on the original series' format, maintaining Jenner's role in content direction and family brand management. In 2013, Jenner ventured into hosting with the syndicated daytime talk show Kris, a pop culture-focused program that aired a six-week trial run on Fox Television Stations beginning July 15, 2013, featuring celebrity guests and lifestyle segments. Despite initial promotion tying it to her reality TV persona, the show failed to secure renewal after low viewership, ending after approximately 10 episodes without a full-season pickup. Following the E! series' end, Jenner executive produced , which shifted to and debuted on April 14, 2022, continuing the family documentary-style format with partnerships including and Productions. By 2025, Jenner had formalized Kris Jenner Productions as a dedicated entity for ongoing media projects, building on her prior output of over 20 seasons of core content and numerous derivatives.

Management of Family Enterprises

Kris Jenner operates Jenner Communications, a Los Angeles-based firm through which she manages the professional careers and business interests of her children, including Kourtney, Kim, Khloé, Rob, Kendall, and . As CEO, she oversees , endorsement negotiations, media strategies, and commercial partnerships for their ventures in , , and consumer products. This includes coordinating launches and expansions for brands such as , , and Good American, where she facilitates connections to manufacturers, executives, and investors. Jenner earns a 10% management commission on her clients' revenues from deals, products, and appearances, a standard rate she applies across her daughters' enterprises. This fee structure has generated substantial income for her, including an estimated $20 million from the 2020 sale of a 20% stake in Kim Kardashian's KKW Beauty to Coty Inc. for $200 million, stemming from her partial ownership tied to management equity. Similarly, in the 2019 transaction where Coty acquired 51% of Kylie Cosmetics for $600 million, Jenner's involvement as manager and advisor contributed to her reported $30 million payout from related stakes and fees. Her management extends to strategic oversight of family-aligned investments, such as the 2022 formation of SKKY Partners, a consumer-focused firm co-founded by and Jay Sammons with Jenner as a partner, targeting brands in and wellness. Jenner has emphasized her hands-on role in scaling these enterprises from initial concepts to billion-dollar valuations, crediting her skills for securing high-value distribution and licensing agreements. Critics, including some family associates, have noted tensions over her influence, with reports of Kim and expressing frustration at her involvement in promotional decisions, such as endorsement campaigns. Despite such dynamics, her firm's structure has centralized control over the family's diversified portfolio, which by 2023 encompassed over a dozen active brands generating collective annual revenues exceeding $1 billion.

Personal Business Ventures and Investments

Kris Jenner operates Jenner Communications, a based in Woodland Hills, , through which she serves as CEO and oversees media projects independent of family-branded content. In August 2025, her company filed a application for Kris Jenner Productions, expanding into services including television production and distribution. Jenner entered publishing with her memoir Kris Jenner... And All Things Kardashian, released on November 1, 2011, by Gallery Books, which detailed her career and family life. As an angel investor, Jenner has committed personal funds to startups across sectors such as entertainment software, information services, food and agriculture, and consumer goods, maintaining a portfolio of at least three companies as of 2025. Notable investments include Glorify in a Series A round on December 2, 2021; Phia in a Seed VC round on September 16, 2025; and GammaTime. In September 2025, she participated as an investor in Phoebe Gates' undisclosed shopping reinvention startup, which raised $8 million in funding. Jenner's real estate holdings constitute a significant portion of her personal investments, centered in properties including multiple estates. She acquired a 1.53-acre lot for $20 million in 2021 and listed a six-bedroom Mediterranean-style at 25115 Eldorado Meadow Road for $13.5 million in February 2025. Additional purchases include a nearly $10 million home in 2017, which she renovated and sold in 2020.

Personal Life

Marriages and Divorces

Kris Jenner married attorney on July 8, 1978, after dating for several years. The couple had four children together: Kourtney (born April 18, 1979), Kim (born October 21, 1980), Khloé (born June 27, 1984), and (born March 17, 1987). Their marriage lasted 12 years before ending in in 1991, primarily due to Jenner's admitted extramarital affair with soccer player Todd Waterman during a vacation. Following the , Jenner received $4,000 per month in for their four children, an amount she later described as insufficient given Kardashian's wealth from his business ventures. One month after her divorce from Kardashian was finalized, Jenner married Olympic decathlete Bruce Jenner (later known as ) on April 21, 1991. This was Jenner's second marriage and Caitlyn Jenner's third; the couple had two daughters: Kendall (born November 3, 1995) and Kylie (born August 10, 1997). They separated in October 2013 after 22 years together, with Jenner filing for on September 22, 2014, on grounds of . The was finalized in March 2015, resulting in an approximately $10 million settlement for Jenner, of their minor child Kylie, and each retaining ownership of their jewelry and personal effects. Jenner has not remarried since, though she began a long-term relationship with Corey Gamble in 2014.

Parenting Style and Family Dynamics

Kris Jenner, to six children from two , has characterized her parenting style as rooted in , active listening, and fostering close emotional ties, often describing her children as her best friends while offering direct, unsolicited guidance on life decisions. She implemented traditional rules in a with four children from her first to —Kourtney (born April 18, 1979), (October 21, 1980), Khloé (June 27, 1984), and Rob (March 17, 1987)—and two from her second to —Kendall (November 3, 1995) and Kylie (August 10, 1997). Jenner has recalled praying as a child for exactly six children and maintaining structure amid challenges, including daily vodka consumption to cope with the demands of raising them, as disclosed by in 2023. Family dynamics reflect a blended structure shaped by divorces—first in 1991 and second in 2015—and Jenner's as parent and manager, which she credits for an "unbreakable bond" through personalized attention to each child's needs and love languages. This involvement has fostered competitiveness and interdependence among siblings, with Jenner navigating post-divorce parenting, including after Robert Kardashian's death on September 30, 2003, by emphasizing resilience and family unity. However, her business oversight has occasionally strained relations, as seen in public disagreements where adult children critique her methods, prompting Jenner to defend the opportunities she provided as formative. Jenner has voiced opposition to certain parenting choices by her daughters, such as Kourtney Kardashian's with her son Rocky (born November 2023), preferring boundaries she enforced in her own home. Despite such differences, she maintains influence through "," pushing independence while intervening in personal matters, as evidenced in episodes of where she addresses family tensions directly. This approach, per her interviews, prioritizes long-term success over permissive trends, though it draws criticism for blurring maternal and entrepreneurial lines.

Health Issues and Recent Personal Developments

In September 2022, Kris Jenner experienced severe hip pain that an orthopedic evaluation attributed to osteoarthritis, leading to a total hip replacement surgery on October 13, 2022, performed by Dr. Jason Snibbe at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. At age 66, Jenner documented the procedure and initial recovery on The Kardashians, reporting "excruciating" preoperative discomfort and postoperative relief, describing herself as feeling like a "bionic woman" by late October 2022. By November 2023, one year post-surgery, she demonstrated full mobility and range of motion in the affected leg, as confirmed by her surgeon. In July 2024, Jenner disclosed a diagnosis of a benign ovarian tumor detected during a routine checkup, which required surgical removal. She likened the procedure's emotional challenge to her prior hip surgery, stating, "If I can get through the hip replacement, I can get through this," and emphasized minimal anxiety about anesthesia despite the health scare. The tumor was non-cancerous, and Jenner underwent successful outpatient surgery, resuming public activities shortly thereafter without reported complications. In early 2025, Jenner underwent her second facelift since 2011, a six-figure elective procedure she revealed on the season 7 premiere of , framing it as part of ongoing aesthetic maintenance amid aging. Performed by a high-end charging up to £188,000 for similar operations, the resulted in a noticeably rejuvenated appearance, prompting discussions and speculation. Following recovery, in October 2025, she debuted platinum blonde hair styled by Chris Appleton, marking a bold personal style shift after months of darker tones. These changes align with Jenner's pattern of publicly sharing transformative procedures to normalize elective enhancements.

Controversies and Criticisms

Allegations of Family Exploitation and Manipulation

Kris Jenner, as the primary manager of her children's careers, has been accused by ex-family members of prioritizing financial exploitation over familial well-being, allegedly manipulating relationships and public narratives to sustain the Kardashian-Jenner brand. , formerly Bruce Jenner and Kris's spouse from 1991 to 2015, detailed in her 2017 memoir The Secrets of My Life and subsequent interviews claims that Kris exerted controlling influence during their marriage, emasculating her and suppressing discussions of for over two decades while leveraging the family's image for media deals. Caitlyn specifically alleged that Kris dismissed her struggles by suggesting she "pray away" the feelings, framing Kris as the architect of a "web of lies" that propelled the reality TV empire at the expense of personal authenticity. These assertions, drawn from Caitlyn's firsthand account amid their publicized feud, highlight tensions over Kris's role in orchestrating family storylines, though Kris has countered that Caitlyn's portrayals her for broader marital failures. Daughters Kendall and Kylie Jenner faced scrutiny in 2012 when the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services investigated Kris for potential child endangerment after reports of the underage sisters attending parties with alcohol and older crowds, prompting allegations that Kris exposed them to exploitative environments to accelerate their modeling careers. Kendall Jenner has voiced frustration with her mother's persistent pressure to have children, revealing in April 2022 interviews that Kris was "100 percent" urging her to start a and even contacting an OB-GYN to discuss egg freezing, despite Kendall's emphasis on career focus and personal timing: "Is this not up to me?" This dynamic, echoed in family discussions on , underscores claims of Kris blending maternal advice with business incentives to expand the generational brand, as insiders reported in 2025 her efforts to integrate young grandchildren into media ventures. Son Rob Kardashian has publicly highlighted perceived exploitation, particularly in a 2023 social media incident where he accused Kris of attempting to monetize content involving his daughter Dream without his full consent, amid ongoing strains from his sidelined role in the family's spotlight. Khloé Kardashian acknowledged in March 2025 the difficulty of separating Kris's parental guidance from managerial demands during the early fame years, noting it created blurred boundaries that intensified family pressures. While Kris expressed remorse in a June 2023 The Kardashians episode over the "guilt" of thrusting her children into fame's toll—citing mental health strains and lost privacy—these admissions coexist with critics' views, often from tabloid and personal accounts, that her strategies reflect calculated manipulation rather than mere ambition, though empirical success metrics like the family's billion-dollar valuations complicate unilateral exploitation narratives.

Promotion of Materialism and Sexualization

Kris Jenner, as manager of her family's media and business ventures, has been criticized for cultivating an image centered on and luxury goods, exemplified by the portrayal of high-end lifestyles on , which premiered on October 14, 2007, and ran for 20 seasons until June 2021. The show's frequent depictions of designer wardrobes, private jets, and multimillion-dollar deals, often featuring Jenner negotiating endorsements and appearances, have been linked in empirical studies to viewers' heightened , with brief exposure—such as 60 seconds of similar content—correlating with reduced and support for social welfare programs. Researchers attribute this to the program's glamorization of as a path to fulfillment, fostering anti-social attitudes among audiences, particularly younger demographics. Critics argue that Jenner's strategic oversight of family branding, including spin-offs and product lines like launched in 2015, reinforces by tying personal identity to luxury acquisitions, with the family's collective endorsements generating billions in revenue while commodifying aspirational excess. Academic analyses describe this as a deliberate extension of capitalist ideals, where Jenner positions her daughters as embodiments of material success, influencing consumer behavior toward high-end goods and exacerbating societal emphases on status symbols over substantive value. On sexualization, Jenner has faced accusations of endorsing and amplifying her daughters' provocative self-presentations, such as reposting images of in revealing attire to promote Good American apparel in December 2017, which drew rebuke from commentator for prioritizing titillation over restraint. Her management decisions, including content on that highlighted physical attributes—like comments on Kim Kardashian's body post-2014 —have been seen as engineering a reliant on sexual appeal to sustain viewership and sales, with family members frequently appearing in form-fitting or minimal during episodes and campaigns. This approach extends to business ventures, where Jenner advised on strategies emphasizing bodily enhancement and sensuality, contributing to criticisms that the Kardashian-Jenner normalizes hyper-sexualized imagery for profit, as detailed in examinations of the brand's fusion of celebrity, , and sexuality. Detractors, including cultural commentators, contend that Jenner's role as "momager" prioritizes exploitative visibility over familial modesty, with episodes from 2007 onward setting precedents for discussions of intimate matters that blurred boundaries between private life and commodified allure. In 1991, during her divorce proceedings from , he filed court documents alleging that Kris Jenner had physically d their daughter Kim, including kicking, beating, and threatening to kill her, as well as engaging in emotional toward the children and committing . Jenner denied the claims as "ridiculous and not true," attributing them to the contentious nature of the custody battle, which ultimately resulted in shared custody without the abuse allegations being adjudicated in court. Jenner has faced persistent public rumors of an extramarital affair with in the early 1990s, while both were married to their respective spouses—Simpson to and Jenner to Kardashian—allegedly contributing to tensions in the Kardashian-Simpson friendship and her fallout with Brown. Simpson's former manager, Mike Gilbert, claimed in 2024 that Simpson bragged about a sexual encounter with Jenner in a that reportedly resulted in her seeking emergency care for a broken , though no corroborating evidence has emerged and Jenner has vehemently denied any affair, breaking down in tears over the speculation during a 2019 episode of . In 2016, Jenner was named as a alongside family members in Blac Chyna's $100 million accusing them of and after they allegedly posted social media content portraying Chyna as violent toward , leading to the cancellation of her E! spin-off show . The case proceeded to trial in May 2022, where a jury found in favor of Jenner and the others on claims and most interference counts, awarding Chyna no ; the parties reached a confidential settlement on remaining issues in November 2022. Former Marc McWilliams filed a $3 million against Jenner in September 2020, alleging between 2017 and 2018, including unwanted groping of his genitals and buttocks, suggestive comments about his physique, and retaliation via suspension and termination after he complained. Jenner denied the accusations, calling them "completely false," and the suit was voluntarily dismissed by McWilliams in October 2023 following three years of litigation, with no admission of liability. On October 1, 2025, Jenner joined her daughter in filing a defamation lawsuit against William Ray Norwood Jr. (), Kim's ex-boyfriend, after he publicly claimed on and in interviews that the pair were under federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) investigation for allegedly orchestrating the illegal distribution of Kim's 2007 sex tape for profit. doubled down on his assertions post-filing, but the suit seeks damages for what Jenner and Kardashian described as baseless fabrications damaging their reputations; the case remains ongoing as of October 2025.

Public Image and Cultural Impact

Perception as a Business Mogul


Kris Jenner has garnered recognition as a shrewd , often credited with transforming her family into a multi-billion-dollar commercial entity through strategic media deals and brand extensions. Operating via her production company, Jenner Communications, she serves as the primary manager—or "momager"—for daughters , Kourtney, Khloé, Kendall, and , securing a reported 10% commission on their gross revenues from television, endorsements, and product lines. This arrangement has contributed to her personal , estimated at $170 million as of 2025, derived largely from these management fees rather than independent ventures. Jenner's pivotal role began with pitching the reality series to E! in 2007, capitalizing on Kim Kardashian's sex tape scandal to negotiate a deal that launched the family's media dominance and generated over $100 million in annual revenue at its peak. She facilitated expansions into and fashion, including stakes in —valued at nearly $1 billion in 2019—and KKW Beauty, from which she reportedly earned $20 million upon a partial sale in 2020. These moves underscore her emphasis on leveraging and for sales, amassing collective family wealth exceeding $2 billion. Business analysts and publications portray Jenner as an archetypal self-made entrepreneur, praising her intuitive grasp of market trends and relentless pursuit of opportunities, as evidenced by her inclusion on 2022 "50 Over 50" list for building an entertainment empire in her later career. has highlighted her ability to convert notoriety into sustained profitability, noting deals like the 2021 Hulu extension of the family franchise worth $100 million over five seasons. While some critiques question the ethical underpinnings of her tactics, her tangible outcomes—such as turning unproven talent into global influencers—affirm perceptions of her as a formidable commercial operator unbound by conventional industry paths.

Critiques of Societal Influence

Critics have argued that Kris Jenner's management of the Kardashian-Jenner brand has amplified a cultural emphasis on and superficiality, portraying success primarily through and branded lifestyles rather than substantive achievements. By leveraging and to market her family's opulent existence, Jenner has been accused of fostering a societal shift toward valuing accumulation and luxury endorsements over intellectual or ethical pursuits, as evidenced by the family's promotion of products tied to their personal and relationships. This approach, detailed in analyses of their media empire, equates fame with commodified self-presentation, potentially eroding traditional markers of merit like or civic contribution. Jenner's strategies have drawn particular scrutiny for normalizing hyper-sexualization and unrealistic body standards, particularly among young women, through endorsements of provocative imagery and cosmetic enhancements. Her public support for her daughters' scantily clad social media posts and the family's openness about procedures like fillers and surgeries have been linked to heightened pressures on youth, with reports indicating that emulating these ideals contributes to body dissatisfaction and challenges. For instance, the proliferation of filtered and edited images from the family has been criticized for setting unattainable benchmarks, exacerbating issues like eating disorders and elective surgeries among adolescents influenced by such content. Even Jenner has acknowledged internal family tensions arising from her emphasis on physical appearance, including comments that reportedly contributed to her daughters' insecurities about their bodies. Broader cultural commentators, including figures like , have labeled Jenner a "queen of exploitation" for a model where personal and familial intimacy is monetized, potentially desensitizing society to boundaries and promoting voyeuristic over meaningful . This influence is seen as contributing to "toxic ," where women's value is tied to sexual appeal and marketability, sidelining deeper feminist advancements in favor of postfeminist individualism centered on self-branding. Jenner's own reflections on the "guilt" of thrusting her family into this spotlight underscore the causal trade-offs, where financial empire-building has come at the expense of personal well-being and societal norms prioritizing substance over spectacle.

Legacy in Media and Entertainment

Kris Jenner established her legacy in media and entertainment through her strategic orchestration of the family's entry into reality television, most notably by pitching and executive producing Keeping Up with the Kardashians, which premiered on E! on October 14, 2007, and aired for 20 seasons until June 2021. This series transformed an ordinary family dynamic into a cultural phenomenon, generating billions in revenue through advertising, endorsements, and spin-offs, while pioneering the integration of personal branding with unscripted content. Jenner's hands-on approach included negotiating production deals and curating content to highlight family authenticity, which she credits for sustaining viewer interest over 14 years. Following the E! series' conclusion, Jenner facilitated the family's transition to with , debuting in 2022, which continued her model of leveraging family narratives for broad appeal across platforms. Her influence extended to over a dozen spin-off shows, such as Kourtney and Kim Take New York (2011–2012) and (2017), solidifying the Kardashian-Jenner clan as a cornerstone of reality TV programming. As the self-described "momager," Jenner receives a 10% from her children's ventures, including media projects, underscoring her role in scaling family fame into a multi-billion-dollar enterprise. Jenner's approach redefined family branding in by emphasizing relentless self-promotion and cross-media , influencing subsequent reality stars to blend personal lives with commercial opportunities. This blueprint shifted industry norms toward amplification of TV content, enabling direct fan engagement and tie-ins that bypassed traditional gatekeepers. Critics attribute to her the normalization of voyeuristic family spectacles, yet her empirical success—evidenced by the franchise's endurance and economic output—demonstrates a causal link between her calculated visibility strategies and sustained cultural dominance.

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