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Kim Kardashian’s eye-watering net worth revealed

KIM Kardashian has racked up an absolute fortune by cashing in on her reality star fame.

But last year the reality star was left “badly shaken up” after thieves ‘tied her up and held her at gunpoint’ in her plush Paris apartment stealing amonth other things — her huge diamond engagement ring.

Kim broke down when recalling the terrifying moment she begged Paris robbers to ‘let her live’ during an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.

Despite this, conspiracy theorists insisted that the burglary was an ‘inside job’.

 

Kim’s massive diamond ring was stolen. Picture: Instagram
Kim’s massive diamond ring was stolen. Picture: InstagramSource:Instagram

 

From family fortune to her staggering net worth, here’s everything you need to know about Kim Kardashian’s wealth, as reported by The Sun.

 

What is Kim Kardashian’s net worth?

Last year, Forbes placed Kim at No. 42 on their Celebrity 100 list.

The popular business publication estimates that the A-lister is worth a whopping $69 million.

Forbes suggests that the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star’s app is one of her main sources of income.

In the Kim Kardashian: Hollywood app, fans can download a game and create their own virtual celebrity to experience the A-list lifestyle.

Since the game was launched in June 2014, its amassed 45 million downloads and generated a bank-busting $214 million.

Her other main sources of revenue include brand deals and celebrity appearances.

In 2014, Kardashian raised almost $38 million from just turning up at Keeping Up With The Kardashians events.

 

How much are the Kardashians worth?

The Kardashian clan are one of the most successful families in show business, with their combined wealth reaching around $258 million and rising.

There’s no doubt that much of their wealth has been built on the Keeping Up With The Kardashians franchise.

In 2015, they landed a $120 million deal with E! which gave the network rights to distribute the reality show for four more years.

While Khloe and Kourtney haven’t quite emulated the same incredible success as Kim, they’ve still racked up an impressive fortune.

It’s rumoured they earn $55,000 per KUWTK episode, which probably explains why they’re worth $22 million each.

Kris Jenner heavily contributes to the fortune, as she earns money from her own talk show, cookbooks and QVC fashion collection.

Caitlyn Jenner, formerly Bruce, also earns money from her own reality show, I Am Cait, where it was rumoured she earned $5.5 million.

Model Kendall Jenner has raked in the cash by collaborating with a number of different brand and companies.

It’s believed that she has a net worth of $5.5 million, which is likely a result of working with Marc Jacobs, Estee Lauder, Fendi and Calvin Klein.

Finally, one of the most popular Kardashian stars is Kylie Jenner.

The social media queen has launched her own make-up brand, Kylie Cosmetics, which why she’s racked up an impressive fortune.

 

Kylie’s made a fortune with her cosmetics brand. Picture: @kyliejenner/Instagram
Kylie’s made a fortune with her cosmetics brand. Picture: @kyliejenner/InstagramSource:Instagram

Speaking of which, the Kardashian sisters reportedly receive hundreds of thousands of dollars for advertising brands on their Instagram pages.

According to US Magazine, Kim can expect a paycheck of up to $670,000 per campaign, while Khloe and Kourtney can expect a $336,000 payout.

 

How much was taken in the robbery?

Authorities estimate that last year’s robbery has cost Kim Kardashians around $14.6 million.

Items that were looted include a 15-carat Lorraine Schwartz engagement ring, which was given to Kim by Kanye West.

As well as the $6 million ring, it’s also been reported that a jewellery box worth over $8.6 million was pinched.

This story originally appeared in The Sun and is republished here with permission.

Source: UK Sun:

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