A look at the Kardashian-Jenner's net worths

Love it or hate it, the Kardashian-Jenners have got to be one of the most famous families in the world. And with that, possibly one of the richest celebrity clans out there, too. But what are the likes of Kim Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Corey Gamble actually worth? Here's a look at their net worths.

Net worth: $1.3billion (approx £951million)

In April 2020, Forbes reported Kanye is "now officially a billionaire", though their article claimed they'd seen documents from Kanye claiming he’s worth more than $3 billion.

His clothing and shoe line Yeezy, which he owns 100% of, is worth $1 billion, he owns $81 million in “buildings and improvements” and $21 million in land, and his record label G.O.O.D is thought to be worth at least $90 million.

Net worth: $900 million - $1 billion (approx £650m - £729m)

It all kicked off between Kylie Jenner and Forbes in late 2020 when they tried to strip her of her title as a billionaire - despite the publication previously labelling her the 'youngest self made billionaire ever'.

After selling off 51% of her cosmetics brand, Kylie Cosmetics, in November 2019 for $600m (£484m). That sale meant her business was valued at roughly $1.2 billion.

On top of cosmetics, Kylie also had a KUWTK pin-off show Life of Kylie, clothing line Kylie and Kendall with her sister, and is partial to a sponsored post on Instagram.

Estimated net worth: $900 million (approx £958 million)

Kim Kardashian is reportedly worth an impressive $900m, making her almost a billionaire. This is, in part, thanks to a June 2020 deal with beauty giant COTY, who acquired a 20% stake in KKW Beauty for $200 million. Elsewhere, a 2019 lawsuit claimed Kim commonly receives $300,000 to $500,000 (£232k - £387k) for "just a single Instagram post".

And then there's Skims, her underwear range, which TMZ report made $2 million in the first few minutes of the site going live in 2019.

Add to that Kim’s app, Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, which was launched in 2014. The following year the game reportedly generated a whopping $71.8million (£56.8million), and she takes home 40% of that.

So yeah, she's worth a lot.

Net worth: £45million

Kendall was the highest paid model in both 2017 and 2018, making $22.5 million in the latter, according to Forbes. She also has lucrative sponsorship deals with everyone from Pepsi and Proactiv to Estee Lauder and Moon Oral Care, her Kendall & Kylie clothing line and collaborations with Kylie Jenner comestics.

Net worth: $190 million (approx £139 million)

Forbes estimates Kris's net worth at close to $200million, alleging she earns $100,000 per episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

They say she also takes a 10% cut of every dollar her children bring in from modelling, licensing deals and their beauty companies(!), and owns a stake in Kylie Jenner Cosmetics.

Net worth: $50million (£36million)

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Khloé is worth $50 million - mainly thanks to her role as an executive producer on Keeping Up With The Kardashians. She also has denim brand Good American, which apparently made $1 million on day one when it launched in 2016.

According to Michael Heller, the CEO of digital-marketing firm Talent Resources, Khloe can earn up to $250,000 per Instagram post - which means her #ads with Becca Cosmetics and Febreeze earn her a mint.

Net worth: $2.5 million (approx £1.8million)

Corey is a talent manager who has worked with Scooter Braun (aka Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande's manager), and apparently has amassed a small fortune in the process.

Net worth: $35million (approx £25million)

In 2015, the Kardashians apparently negotiated an $80 million deal for three years of KUWTK. Then in 2017, they reportedly scored another $150 million deal to take them through 2020 - which is when they announced they weren't going to be renewing the KUWTK deal.

Then there's POOSH, her lifestyle website that also has a ecommerce shopping website, which sells products like oil diffusers. Plus she's done #spon posts with the likes of Calvin Klein, which are likely to be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars per post.

Net worth: $40million (approx £29million)

Apparently, there's always been money in Scott's family. Reports say his grandfather, David Disick, was a Wall Street attorney and a real estate developer, and left his fortune to Scott's parents.

Scott also has his own clothing line, Talentless, apparently gets paid upwards of $80,000 for his club appearances, and for sponsored posts on Instagram. He's also into property developing and investing his money.