Kim Kardashian defends Kylie Jenner against people who say she isn't self-made
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Kim Kardashian defends Kylie Jenner against people who say she isn't self-made

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Kylie Jenner was on the cover of Forbes’ America’s Women Billionaires issue and was ranked among the ’60 Richest Self-Made Women’ by the magazine.

The internet erupted with people praising her for how far she’s come, and others saying she’s not ‘self-made’ as she was born into a family that had achieved success.

Forbes values Kylie’s beauty brand Kylie Cosmetics at nearly $800 million. With earnings from TV programs and endorsements running into millions and $60 million in estimated after-tax dividends she’s taken from her company, Forbes says “she’s conservatively worth $900 million.”

Defending Kylie, Kim Kardashian, who was also named in the list, told Refinery29:

“I really didn’t get it, because she is ‘self-made’ - we are all ‘self-made’. What, because we came from a family that has had success? To me, that doesn’t really make sense… I know so many people like that [who] haven’t turned out to be as successful as Kylie. If anything, I’ve seen the complete opposite.”

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On Kylie injecting her lips since she was 17, and removing the fillers recently, Kim said she’s proud of her for “(taking) an insecurity of hers and [figuring] out how to make a really successful business off of it.”

Kim continued:

“Me, Kylie, not one [of the siblings] has ever depended on our parents for anything besides advice. That’s how I lived my life with my dad [Robert Kardashian]. He never gave me anything. We might have the opportunity, but I’ve seen it go the complete opposite way. Nobody works harder than my sisters and my mom.”

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