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It all started with Robert Kardashian, a well-known lawyer in the 1990s. He gained national attention for defending O.J. Simpson in one of the most famous trials in U.S. history. But he wasn’t the one to launch the Kardashian name into stardom.
That came through his daughter, Kim Kardashian. Before she became a global star, Kim was known for being Paris Hilton’s assistant and stylist. In 2007, a leaked sex tape put Kim in the spotlight. Though controversial, it caught the attention of the media—and producers.
Soon after, the family launched their reality TV show: “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” on the E! network. The show followed their daily lives, personal relationships, and business moves. It quickly became a hit, turning each family member into a celebrity.
The Kardashian-Jenner family includes several key members:
Kris Jenner, the “momager” and mastermind behind their brand.
Kim Kardashian, reality star, influencer, and businesswoman.
Kourtney Kardashian, the oldest sister, known for her strong opinions.
Khloé Kardashian, beloved for her humor and honesty.
Rob Kardashian, their more private brother.
Kendall Jenner, a successful fashion model.
Kylie Jenner, the youngest, and a makeup mogul.
Each of them developed their own brand. Kim launched SKIMS, a shapewear and clothing line. Kylie created Kylie Cosmetics and was named the youngest self-made billionaire by Forbes. Kendall walked for top designers, while Kourtney launched a wellness brand and Khloé created a fitness clothing line.
Why are they so famous? First, they mastered social media. Combined, the family has hundreds of millions of followers on Instagram, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter). They post everything from beauty tips to family vacations, creating a constant stream of content.
Second, they know how to stay relevant. Whether through business ventures, relationships, or unexpected drama, the Kardashians know how to keep the world watching. Even after 20 seasons of their show, they didn’t disappear—they simply moved to a new platform: Hulu.
Lastly, they turned their name into a brand. "Kardashian" is now more than a name—it's a label that sells.
What would the Kardashians be without a little drama? Here are some of their most talked-about controversies:
Kim and Kanye West: from a high-profile marriage to a very public divorce.
Khloé and Tristan Thompson: a relationship marked by cheating scandals.
Kylie and Travis Scott: an on-again, off-again couple.
Family fights: on-camera arguments, jealousy, and periods of silence.
Despite it all, the family remains tight-knit, often rallying around each other during tough times.
Here are some fun and unexpected facts about the Kardashian-Jenner clan:
Kim has a fear of dirty doorknobs.
Kylie became a millionaire before turning 18.
Kris wakes up at 4:30 a.m. to work out daily.
Kendall is the only one without children—so far.
They have personal chefs for nearly every house.
The family owns over 20 homes in the U.S.
Their pets have luxury wardrobes.
Kim has studied law to follow in her father’s footsteps.
After wrapping “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” in 2021, the family didn’t step away from the spotlight. In 2022, they returned with a fresh series on Hulu, simply titled “The Kardashians.” The show features a more polished look, deeper insights into their businesses, and plenty of drama.
They also continue to launch new brands, sign huge endorsement deals, and set trends in beauty, fashion, and even politics.
The Kardashians are more than just a reality TV family—they’re a global brand. Through business savvy, media presence, and a touch of controversy, they turned their personal lives into a billion-dollar empire. Whether you love them or criticize them, one thing is clear: the world can’t stop watching.