Kim Kardashian BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
This week my life has been, as usual, a whirlwind of business, beauty, and global headlines. Fresh off a much-talked-about trip to Seoul with my sister Khloé Kardashian and friends that included Vanessa Lee, the LA-based medical aesthetics pro behind The Things We Do, I crowded my Instagram with snapshots of our adventures. We dove into Korean skincare—think hyperpigmentation treatments, body-tightening devices, and the latest in biostimulator skin boosters. Korean barbecue, convenience-store noodles, and traditional hanok houses all got their moment in my Stories. Vanessa called this a deep dive into K-beauty, and honestly, it was a masterclass in the innovations coming out of Seoul according to Korea JoongAng Daily and SCMP. While some social media gossip speculated I’d quietly had further procedures, only the aesthetic treatments were publicly documented.
Meanwhile, my business life never stops. This week headlines broke that Skims, my powerhouse shapewear brand valued at over 3 billion dollars, has inked a pivotal partnership with League One Volleyball—LOVB—making SKIMS the official loungewear, intimates, and sleepwear partner for one of the fastest growing women’s sports ecosystems in the US. According to Desiree Design and SKIMS, this move strategically expands my brand’s cultural impact, aiming to inspire confidence in young women athletes nationwide. At the same time, entrepreneuriarabia buzzed that Skims is opening its first store in Dubai, cementing the brand’s global reach.
Financially, the usual sisterly rivalry headlines flared up again with Finance Monthly reporting renewed debates over whether I or Kylie is “richer” in 2025. While Skims now sits at the center of my empire, multiple real estate holdings in LA and Malibu, and earnings between 200k and 500k dollars per sponsored post across Instagram and X, all fuel that ongoing narrative.
On the business front, DOT.LA covered my recent launch of Skky Partners, a new private equity fund I co-founded with Carlyle Group’s Jay Sammons. Our goal is to shape the next big things in media, luxury, and digital, with my mom Kris Jenner as partner. It’s a major shift, positioning me as both investor and builder—long-term, this may outshine even my TV success.
A TMZ segment this week had to address, as always, the wild rumors—no meltdowns to report, just the usual paparazzi frenzy and chatter. With Hulu’s The Kardashians still driving massive viewership and my every public move dissected online, there is never a dull moment. What matters biographically the most this week are the Skims sports push, the PE fund launch, and my high-visibility K-beauty trip, all showing how my star power now intersects beauty, business, and empowerment of women globally.
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