Kylie Jenner Net Worth

What is Kylie Jenner's Net Worth?

Kylie Jenner is an American model, reality television star, and cosmetics entrepreneur who has a net worth of $700 million. In a given year, Kylie Jenner earns $40 – $100 million from her various endeavors. The vast majority of Kylie Jenner's net worth comes from the company she founded, Kylie Cosmetics. Initially launched as Kylie Lip Kits in 2015, the brand saw explosive early success, selling out in under a minute. In November 2019, Kylie sold 51% of her company to Coty Inc. for $600 million. Valuing the company as a whole at $1.2 billion. In the months following the deal, the value declined significantly. Kylie definitely earned around $340 million after taxes from the sale, but the value of her remaining 45% stake in the brand has gone down significantly.

Beyond cosmetics, she expanded into skincare with Kylie Skin, fashion with her label Khy (established in 2023), and even entered the beverage space with a canned cocktail brand, Sprinter. Having starred on both "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" (2007–2021) and its Hulu successor "The Kardashians" (since 2022), Jenner has earned millions via reality TV and influencer partnerships, commanding up to nearly $2 million per sponsored Instagram post. Her ventures—from branded swimwear collaborations with Frankies Bikinis to limited-edition Bratz dolls—have kept her in the global spotlight and solidified her as one of the world's richest female entrepreneurs.

Jenner was raised in a high-profile household and first appeared on "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" at age nine. She remained a central figure through all twenty seasons of the E! series and continued her TV presence with "The Kardashians" on Hulu.

Jenner's success with Kylie Cosmetics helped reshape modern beauty marketing, relying heavily on social media-driven hype and limited-edition product drops. Her influence spans fashion, skincare, branding, and culture, and she remains one of the most followed and commercially potent figures on social media. Despite some controversy around the "self-made" label, her impact is undeniable.

Kylie Jenner Net Worth Milestones

Celebrity Net Worth first began tracking Kylie's wealth in November 2011. At the time, we estimated that the 14-year-old had a net worth of $300 thousand. In June 2013, we raised our estimate to $2 million. By mid-2014, her net worth had doubled to $4 million. She first crossed $10 million in July 2016.

Kylie's net worth started to skyrocket around mid-2017. In June 2017, we pegged her net worth at $50 million. In July 2018, we raised that number to $200 million. In mid-2019, we estimated her fortune at $300-400 million, much of which is paper wealth based on the value of Kylie Cosmetics. Below is a list of Kylie's net worth at the end of ever year daying back to 2013:

• 2013 – $300,000
• 2014 – $2 million
• 2015 – $4 million
• 2016 – $10 million
• 2017 – $50 million
• 2018 – $200 million
• 2019 – $400 million
• 2020 – $500 million
• 2021 – $550 million
• 2022 – $600 million
• 2023 $650 million
• 2024 – $700 million

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Early Life

Kylie Jenner was born on August 10, 1997, in Los Angeles, California. She is the youngest daughter produced by the marriage of businesswoman Kris Jenner and the former Olympic athlete Bruce Jenner (who is known today as Caitlyn Jenner). Through her parents' high-profile marriage and blended family, Kylie grew up surrounded by celebrity. Her full sister is model Kendall Jenner, while her half-siblings include Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, and Rob Kardashian on her mother's side, and Brody Jenner, Brandon Jenner, and Burt Jenner on her father's side.

Kylie was just ten years old when "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" premiered on E! on October 14, 2007. The show would become a cultural juggernaut and eventually the longest-running reality series in U.S. television history. Unlike her older sisters, who were already edging into adulthood and tabloid fame, Kylie's early appearances on the show often portrayed her as a mischievous, energetic tween navigating the awkwardness of adolescence on camera.

In her early teens, Kylie lived a relatively normal life by celebrity standards. She attended Sierra Canyon School, where she was a member of the cheerleading squad and maintained a fairly traditional social routine, despite the family's growing fame. However, in 2012, she left traditional school behind and began homeschooling to better accommodate her increasingly busy schedule. Kylie later graduated with a high school diploma from Laurel Springs School in July 2015—just one month before launching her first lip kits and taking her first major step into building a beauty empire.

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Is Kylie Jenner A Billionaire? – NO.

On November 18, 2019, Kylie Jenner was crowned a billionaire by Forbes. Forbes claimed she achieved billionaire status after selling 51% of her cosmetics company to  Coty Inc. for $600 million, valuing the company as a whole at $1.2 billion. Coty Inc. is a recently struggling beauty business that owns brands like CoverGirl and MaxFactor. Kylie will remain the public face of the brand. Forbes claimed the deal valued her remaining 49% stake at $588 million on paper.

Coty, which also owns Clairol and OPI nail polish, has struggled in recent years with lagging revenue and executive turnover. The European-based company, which is controlled by an investment firm called JAB Ltd., has seen its stock price cut in half since 2016, when it acquired a dozen cosmetics brands from Procter & Gamble.

For the company to be worth $1.2 billion, she somehow convinced Coty Inc. to pay a mind-boggling 27X multiple of profits.

FYI, Facebook currently trades at 26X profits. Procter & Gamble trades at 24X. Coty itself trades at 18X profits.

After paying taxes on the $600 million portion of the sale, Kylie will likely be left with around $300 million. We can't say for sure just yet because it's not yet clear how $600 million has been structured. Was it all cash? Stock? A mixture of both? These questions have major implications for her tax treatment and, ultimately, the net cash haul from the deal. Furthermore, Coty does not expect the deal to officially close until the third quarter of 2020.

***Update***

On May 29, 2020, Forbes published a retraction article in which they admitted that all the numbers they had reported previously were false—literally made up by Kylie's accountants.

More info on this history is below…

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Forbes' Wealth Estimates

We here at CelebrityNetWorth have been skeptical of proclamations of Kylie's wealth for years. Back in mid-2018, we estimated that her net worth was $150-$200 million. In July of that year, Forbes published an article that claimed she was worth $900 million and on track to be the youngest self-made billionaire in the world, all based on the reported revenue and growth of Kylie Cosmetics. We saw the same numbers and knew right away they were likely entirely made up. So, on the same day Forbes went live with their article, we published the following:

Kylie Jenner Is Not Worth $900 Million – That's A Silly Clickbait Headline To Sell Magazines

That 2018 Forbes article claimed that Kylie's makeup company was worth $800 million. The article reported that in 2016, Kylie's company generated $307 million in revenue and $330 million in 2017 with $100 million in profit. The article also mentioned that Kylie Cosmetics' revenues had not been growing. In fact, overall revenue grew just 7% in 2017 and was $70 million lower than had been predicted in mid-2017. Furthermore, her lip-kit revenue was actually down 35%, year over year.

In our opinion, at the time, a much more reasonable multiple would have been 4x profits, which would have valued the company as a whole at $400 million. As the 100% owner, she would have gotten around $260 million after taxes from a sale. Therefore, we thought a much more reality-based net worth number for Kylie in July 2018 was $300-400 million.

Actually, we were wrong about everything above.

On May 29, 2020, Forbes was forced to write a retraction article titled:

"Inside Kylie Jenner's Web of Lies – And Why She's No Longer a Billionaire"

In that article, Forbes finally admits that all of their information was false. All of it. All of their headlines and magazine covers were based on lies and/or total misrepresentations. From the Forbes, the May 2020 Forbes retraction:

"Then there were Kylie's financials. Revenues over a 12-month period preceding the deal: $177 million, according to the Coty presentation—far lower than the published estimates at the time. More problematic, Coty said that sales were up 40% from 2018, meaning the business only generated about $125 million that year, nowhere near the $360 million the Jenners had led Forbes to believe. Kylie's skin care line, which launched in May 2019, did $100 million in revenues in its first month and a half, Kylie's reps told us. The filings show the line was actually "on track" to finish the year with just $25 million in sales."

Forbes continued:

"Data from e-commerce firm Rakuten, which tracks a select number of receipts, suggests there was a 62% decline in Kylie's online sales between 2016 and 2018."

And:

"The business was never that big, to begin with, and the Jenners have lied about it every year since 2016—including having their accountant draft tax returns with false numbers—to help juice Forbes' estimates of Kylie's earnings and net worth. While we can't prove that those documents were fake (though it's likely), it's clear that Kylie's camp has been lying."

Coty Sale

All this doesn't mean that Kylie didn't make A TON of money from her sale to Coty. Though Forbes also pointed out in their retraction that Kylie did not own a full 100% at the time of sale. It appears as though Kris Jenner owned at least 10%. Kylie sold half of her 90% stake at a $1.2 billion valuation. If the deal was all-cash, Kylie would have received roughly $340 million in post-tax cash from the deal while still owning a 45% paper stake in the brand.

Unfortunately for Kylie and Coty, the sale has not exactly been kind to the parent company's stock price. In the six months following the deal, Coty's stock cratered 60%, at least somewhat on the news that it massively overpaid for Kylie Cosmetics and will likely have to write down the value of the brand. That will certainly reduce the paper value of Kylie's remaining 45%. Here's a chart of Coty stock between May 2019 and May 2020:

Note the dot on the chart at November 18, 2019. That is the day the Kylie sale was announced. Coty's stock was at $12.22. Over the next few months, the stock lost 70% of its value.

The company's total market cap today, according to investors, is $2.8 billion. That constitutes the total combined value of dozens of brands, including Kylie Cosmetics, which, as we noted, was probably never worth anywhere near $1.2 billion. It's more than likely that Coty will soon have to write off a large percentage of the Kylie brand, rendering Jenner's remaining 45% stake valueless.

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Early Career Success and Endorsements

Kylie Jenner's public career began long before the launch of her billion-dollar beauty brand. She first gained visibility through modeling, landing her early break with the Sears clothing line "Crush Your Style." She followed that up with editorial features in magazines like OK!, Teen Vogue, and People, where she appeared alongside her sister Kendall in the magazine's 2010 "Beautiful People" spread. Her runway debut came in September 2011 at New York Fashion Week, where she modeled for Avril Lavigne's Abbey Dawn collection. Wearing a black ballerina-style dress, Kylie walked the catwalk with poise and confidence while her famous family cheered from the front row.

Her modeling career quickly expanded to campaigns with brands like White Sands Australia, and she soon found herself co-hosting major Hollywood red carpets. Alongside Kendall, Kylie hosted events for "Glee: The 3D Concert Movie" and "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1," and conducted celebrity interviews in the Bing Box at the premiere of "The Hunger Games" in 2012. That same year, she and Kendall earned $100,000 apiece to endorse the nail polish brand Nicole by OPI.

In 2013, the sisters co-authored a young adult science fiction novel titled Rebels: City of Indra, centered around two girls with superpowers navigating a dystopian world. The following year, they co-hosted the 2014 Much Music Video Awards, where Kylie also made her scripted acting debut in a promotional video for the show. Her growing fashion influence led to collaborations with Steve Madden on a handbag line, and in 2015, she became a brand ambassador for skincare company Nip + Fab. That same year, she and Kendall launched a clothing collection with British retailer Topshop. In 2016, Kylie was tapped as the face of PUMA, and in 2017, she teamed up with Quay Australia to launch a collection of sunglasses.

Kylie Cosmetics

Kylie Jenner's transformation from reality star to business mogul began in earnest with the 2015 launch of Kylie Cosmetics. What started as a simple side project—three $29 lip kits combining matte liquid lipstick and matching lip liner—quickly snowballed into a cultural phenomenon. Her first launch in November 2015 sold out in less than a minute, sparking a frenzy that would become a hallmark of the brand's marketing strategy.

Capitalizing on her massive social media following, Jenner used Instagram and Snapchat to promote product launches and restocks, creating a sense of urgency and exclusivity. In September 2015, shortly before the official launch, she debuted a personalized lifestyle app and website that offered beauty tips, fashion content, and behind-the-scenes looks at her life and brand development.

The early success of the lip kits led to a rapid expansion of Kylie Cosmetics into a full-fledged beauty brand, eventually offering a wide range of products, including eyeshadows, blushes, highlighters, and skincare items. The company reportedly generated over $300 million in revenue in its first 18 months. In 2020, Kylie sold 51% of the company to Coty Inc. for $600 million, valuing the business at $1.2 billion. She retained creative control and remained the face of the brand, further cementing her reputation as a beauty industry powerhouse.

Kylie Jenner Real Estate

Over the years, Kylie Jenner has bought and sold a number of houses around Southern California. Today, she owns at least FIVE mansions in Southern California.

Calabasas: Kylie bought her first home when she was just 17 years old. The $2.7 million mansion is located in an exclusive gated community called The Oaks in Calabasas, California. She sold this home in 2017 for $3.15 million.

Hidden Hills: Kylie's current primary residence is an eight-bedroom, 11-bathroom Cape Cod-style mansion in Hidden Hills, California. She bought this mansion in 2016 for $12 million. The 13,000-square-foot home has eight bedrooms and 11 bathrooms.

In May 2020, Kylie paid $15 million for a vacant lot in Hidden Hills, Ca. She proceeded to hire famed architect Richard Landry to plan an 18,000-square-foot mansion.

In May 2016, Kylie paid $6 million for her first mansion in Hidden Hills. Set atop nearly 4.5 acres of land, the jaw-dropping estate comes with six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. At some point thereafter, she bought the vacant lot immediately next door. In September 2018, she sold the mansion for $6.7 million and the empty lot for $5.35 million. Here is a drone video of this home from above:

Beverly Hills: In October 2018, Kylie and Travis Scott co-acquired a home in Beverly Hills, Ca for $13.45 million. They listed this home for sale in October 2022 for a little under $22 million. Here is a video tour of this BH mansion:

La Quinta: In February 2019, Kylie paid $3.25 million for an undeveloped plot of land in La Quinta, Ca, within the exclusive Madison Club gated community where several of her family members also own homes.

Holmby Hills: In April 2020, Kylie paid $36.5 million for a 15,000-square-foot mansion in Holmby Hills, Ca.

Kylie's Boob Job

In mid-2025, responding to a TikTok video from YouTuber Rachel Leary—who asked for details on Jenner's cosmetic procedure—Kylie commented:

"445 cc, moderate profile, half under the muscle!!!!! Silicone!!! Garth Fisher!!! Hope this helps lol."

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Monthly Expenses

It has been reported by a source close to Kris Jenner that Kyle spends $300,000 per month on clothes for herself and her daughter. She also reportedly spends $300-400,000 per month on car payments and security.

The properties we previously mentioned were acquired for a combined $80 million over various transactions. In California, her annual property tax bill is roughly 1% of the purchase price. That means on an annual basis, Kylie owes the state of California around $800,000 in property taxes, roughly $67k per month.

Private Jet + "Climate Criminal"

Kylie reportedly spent $72 million on a Global Express private jet. She has not been shy in using the jet, even for criminally short flights. In July 2022, Kylie earned the nickname "Climate Criminal" after it was revealed that she had used her private jet to fly from Van Nuys to Camarillo, California, a trip that could have taken a half hour by car and only took about 12 minutes by flight. Around the same time, she was shamed as "classless" after posting on social media a photo with her boyfriend, Travis Scott, standing in front of two private jets with the caption, "You wanna take mine or yours?".

Critics have been especially harsh considering Kylie's purported image as an eco-crusader.

Personal Life

Kylie Jenner's romantic life has often played out in the public eye, closely followed by fans and the media. In 2017, she began dating rapper Travis Scott, shortly after ending a high-profile relationship with rapper Tyga, which had lasted from 2014 to early 2017. Kylie and Travis made their first public appearance as a couple at Coachella in April 2017, and their relationship quickly intensified.

Just ten months later, on February 1, 2018, Kylie gave birth to their daughter, Stormi Webster. Unlike many of her family members, Kylie chose to keep her pregnancy entirely out of the public eye—an unusual move given her constant media presence. She later explained that she wanted to experience motherhood privately and without stress, a decision that was widely praised for its maturity. When she finally confirmed the birth in a heartfelt video montage shared on social media, it racked up millions of views within hours.

Though they never married, Kylie and Travis co-parented Stormi and often appeared to maintain a close and amicable relationship, even amid speculation about breakups and reconciliations. In mid-2019, the couple quietly separated, though they continued to support one another and raise their daughter together.

In 2022, she and Travis welcomed a second child, a son named Aire Webster.

In 2023, she began dating French-American actor Timothée Chalamet, first sparking rumors in April and making their first confirmed public appearance at a Beyoncé concert in September of that year. From the outset, they kept the romance discreet, but by 2025 they were more visible—walking the red carpet together at the 70th David Di Donatello Awards in Rome, where Chalamet accepted a cinematic excellence honor. A significant milestone came on July 1, 2025, when Kylie officially followed Timothée on Instagram—becoming one of the 119 accounts she follows, despite his account still following no one.

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