Combined Net Worth and Current Rankings
The Kardashian family net worth is estimated at around 1.2 billion dollars in 2024, with Kim Kardashian leading at roughly 1.2 billion, followed by Kourtney Kardashian at around 65 million, Khloé Kardashian at roughly 50 million, Rob Kardashian at around 10 million, and Kylie Jenner at roughly 900 million, according to Forbes estimates and public filings Forbes.
The family ranks among the highest-earning celebrity households in the United States, with combined revenues from media, retail, and endorsements exceeding 100 million dollars annually in recent years, as reported by Forbes and business analysts Forbes.
Major Companies and Revenue Streams
Kylie Cosmetics, founded by Kylie Jenner, generated hundreds of millions in revenue and was partially sold to Coty Inc. in 2020 for around 600 million dollars, with ongoing royalty and equity arrangements SEC.
SKIMS, founded by Kim Kardashian, is valued at over 4 billion dollars and has expanded into multiple product categories, while Kourtney Kardashian's Poosh brand and various endorsement deals contribute additional revenue streams across fashion, wellness, and beauty Forbes.
Investments, Real Estate, and Income Breakdown
Real Estate Portfolio
The family owns multiple luxury properties in California and beyond, including Kim Kardashian's 60 million dollar mansion in the Los Angeles area and Kourtney Kardashian's 6.5 million dollar estate in Hidden Hills, with combined real estate holdings estimated above 150 million dollars Forbes.
Stocks, Crypto, and Other Investments
Kim Kardashian has invested in companies such as Shopify and Coinbase, while the family's broader investment portfolio includes stakes in technology, fashion, and media ventures, with total investment assets estimated in the hundreds of millions SEC.
Annual Earnings and Cash Flow
Kim Kardashian earned around 60 million dollars in 2023 from SKIMS, endorsements, and media deals, while Kylie Jenner generated significant income from Kylie Cosmetics royalties and product sales, and the family's total annual cash flow from businesses, television, and sponsors