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Kim Kardashian has been everywhere in recent days, making headlines for both her business prowess and her personal life. The biggest headline: Kim’s SKIMS brand just marked a major milestone, opening its flagship store on New York’s famed Fifth Avenue in the former Versace space, a move that cements her status not just as a style icon but as a business mogul. SKIMS is now valued at a staggering four billion dollars, and the new 6570-square-foot flagship, with a VIP showroom and a sleek modern design, demonstrates Kim’s growing influence in the global fashion industry. Recent collaborations, like the one with The North Face, have sold out in minutes, showing her power to move product and shape trends.

While Kim’s focus on business innovation keeps her busy, her role as a mother to four—North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm—remains front and center. According to OK Magazine, Kim has built a sophisticated support system with a rotating team of nannies and mannies, some commanding up to a quarter million a year, plus tutors and creative coaches—all coordinated by a chief of staff and a head nanny—so her kids have everything they need while she juggles filming, business launches, and even law studies.

Social media, of course, remains Kim’s primary stage. People Magazine highlights a recent viral moment when Kim shared a side-by-side of herself and daughter North, showing off their uncanny resemblance and reinforcing her image as both a doting mom and pop culture mainstay. But her openness has drawn concern: Reality Tea and RadarOnline raised alarms about Kim repeatedly posting photos of her lavish home interiors, with sources warning these glimpses could make her a target for crime—a serious worry after her traumatic robbery in Paris in 2016. Sources say she’s beefed up security, but insiders still urge caution.

Legal drama is also swirling. The Daily Guardian reported that Kim faces a lawsuit from a New York man after she mistakenly used his photo in an Instagram post supporting a death row inmate with the same name. Kim’s legal team admits the error was accidental, immediately deleted, and followed by a public apology, but the case is ongoing, and her lawyers call the suit a “cash grab.”

All this unfolds as Kim maintains her presence at high-profile events—she was recently spotted at Jeff Bezos’ wedding while pushing back against the lawsuit, according to Reality Tea. At 44, as IMDb notes, Kim has not only outlasted reality TV fame but has parlayed it into a billion-dollar brand, major public appearances, and a business empire that just keeps growing.

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