Keeping Up With Her Coins! Kim Kardashian's Net Worth In 2023
Born into wealth and connections, Kim Kardashian famously griped, "It seems like nobody wants to work these days."
Kim Kardashian's net worth in 2023 is larger than life, just like her family.
Born into wealth and connections, Kardashian leveraged her family name to become a household name in her own right, and her hustle knows no bounds: From reality TV to criminal justice reform and haute couture to debit cards and laxative tea, Kardashian insists that the key to her success is actually her work ethic.
"It seems like nobody wants to work these days," she griped in a recent interview with Variety. "You have to surround yourself with people that wanna work. Have a good work environment where everyone loves what they do, because you have one life. No toxic work environments, and show up and do the work." Kardashian also previously insisted she and her sisters are entirely "self-made," despite being the children of millionaires with serious connections in the entertainment industry.
One thing is for certain: Kardashian knows exactly how to make money in just about every area. Find out Kim Kardashian's net worth and how she earned it—even if it's a bit disingenuous to say she started from the bottom.
How did Kim Kardashian become famous?
By now, we all know that Kardashian started as Paris Hilton's assistant and became notorious after the release of a sex tape with Ray J Norwood (who has since alleged that Kardashian was in on the video's release from the very beginning). Kardashian reportedly pocketed a cool $20 million for the video that would haunt her for the rest of her career—but also skyrocket her into "Kim K Superstardom." The notoriety from the tape and its aftermath helped spawn Keeping Up With the Kardashians, and the rest is history.
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What is Kim Kardashian's net worth in 2023?
Kim Kardashian's net worth is currently estimated at $1.8 billion.
Who is the richest, Kim or Kylie?
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Kylie Jenner has an estimated net worth of $600 million, making Kim Kardashian almost three times as rich as her little sister.
How much did Kim Kardashian make in 2021?
Kardashian's total income for 2021 isn't publicly known, but we know she got at least $600 million wealthier based on the 2021 valuation of her Skims brand. Kardashian's undies and shapewear line had a $3.2 billion valuation in 2021, doubling its previous year's valuation. Kardashian owns about a 35% stake in Skims, netting her quite the cool sum.
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How much did Kim Kardashian make in 2022?
Kardashian's exact income for 2022 isn't publicly known, but it's likely significantly less than the massive $600 million wealth increase she saw in 2021. That said, she did launch her skincare line, SKKYN BY KIM, in June 2022, as well as her own private equity firm, and was named a Stuart Weitzman brand ambassador. That said, depending on the details of those deals, we can assume she's safely within her typical $80 million average range.
In 2022, Kardashian also got hit with a fine for promoting cryptocurrency on Instagram without disclosing it was a paid ad, so that made her finances take a $1.26 million hit as well.
How much money does Kim Kardashian make a year?
Kardashian's annual income varies depending on her projects and brands. That said, she makes, on average, $80 million annually. This includes her paydays for her reality TV shows as well as her fragrances, cosmetics, social media, clothing lines, mobile apps and other endeavors.
How much does Kim Kardashian make a month?
Kardashian haters may be amused by her monthly salary: If we go by her $80 million annual salary, she makes $6,666,666.66 per month. Ahem.
How much does Kim Kardashian make per week?
Once more using the $80 million annual salary figure, Kardashian makes an estimated $1,538,461.53 per week.
How much does Kim Kardashian make a day?
Assuming Kardashian, again, makes $80 million per year and there are 365.25 days per secular, solar year, Kardashian makes about $219,028.06 every single day.
How much does Kim Kardashian make per hour?
If Kardashian takes home $80 million per year, she earns an average of $9,126.16 hourly.
How much does Kim Kardashian make per minute?
Kardashian makes about $152.10 per minute going by her $80 million estimated annual salary.
How much does Kim Kardashian make per second?
Again, going by the $80 million annual figure, Kardashian profits a cool $2.53 every single second.
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How much did Kim Kardashian get paid for SNL?
Kardashian's payday to host Saturday Night Live isn't publicly known. However, veteran SNL host and fellow A-lister Justin Timberlake has said he gets $5,000 per hosting gig on the late-night weekend staple, so we can guess Kardashian netted around the same sum.
How much did Kim Kardashian inherit?
There have been reports that Robert Kardashian left his family $100 million after his death in 2003 from esophageal cancer. However, Kathie Lee Gifford revealed to PEOPLE that she actually loaned the Kardashians (named Kris Jenner) money after Robert's death due to them having financial difficulties—and says she encouraged the family to get into the reality TV game to make ends meet.
"Kris was having financial problems. I loaned Kris money years ago because they needed it. They were really struggling," she said, adding, "This is when reality television was just getting a hold, I told Kris, 'You guys of all people in the world should have a reality series," she shared. "You should, it's made for your beautiful children. You and [then-husband Caitlyn Jenner] at this point now are so interesting.' Their dynamic was so interesting."
How much did Kim Kardashian get paid for PAW Patrol?
Kardashian's salary for voicing Delores the poodle in PAW Patrol: The Movie isn't publicly known. Iain Armitage, Jimmy Kimmel, Marsai Martin, Randall Park, Tyler Perry, Yara Shahidi, Dax Shepard and newcomer Will Brisbin also contributed their voices for the project, which was a commercial success, grossing $144.3 million worldwide on a $26 million budget. It's greenlit for a sequel, PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie, set for an October 2023 release.
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How much did Kim Kardashian make per episode?
Kardashian reportedly made about $4.5 million per season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians towards the end of the show's run. Based on that figure, Season 20 had 14 episodes, making Kardashian's pay per episode approximately $321,428.57.
How much does Kim Kardashian make for The Kardashians?
Each member of the Kardashian clan—including Kim, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kris Jenner, Kylie Jenner and Kendall Jenner—reportedly gets an equal share of a nine-figure (read: $100 million) payday per season of The Kardashians on Hulu.
How much does Kim Kardashian make from Instagram?
Kardashian's exact Instagram earnings aren't known, but she revealed on an episode of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman that she makes more per Instagram post than she did for an entire season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians. That means she takes home at least more than $4.5 million per post.
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How much does Kim Kardashian make from Skims?
A huge chunk of Kardashian's net worth comes from her Skims shapewear line. According to Forbes, Kardashian made a whopping $600 million from the brand in 2021 alone.
How much does Kim Kardashian make from her game?
Kardashian reportedly has made more than $26 million from her mobile game and residuals from it. The game was first released in 2014.
How much money does Kim Kardashian donate?
Kardashian has said she donates 10% of all of her earnings to charity. Because her earnings may fluctuate, the exact number may vary, but it's a hefty sum—even if she can't help but promote her own brands while doing so. What's more, her "charity auctions" reportedly only donate a small portion of their proceeds to the causes she claims to support, so don't go giving her any humanitarian honors just yet, OK?