The Kardashian-Jenner family, ranked by net worth

Staying out of the public eye has been pretty lucrative for Rob. While Rob has a lot of pots on the fire, from talent management to clothing design to product endorsements, including his sock line, Arthur George, he has made a lot of his money from his appearances on “Keeping Up With The Kardashians,""Khloe & Lamar," and briefly, "Rob & Chyna."

Much of Kendall's wealth comes from topping the global list of highest paid runway models throughout the years. Plenty of endorsement deals for fashion brands have helped too, in addition to reality TV show appearances!

Scott is like an honorary member of the Kardashian-Jenner family. Thanks to his appearances on "KUWTK" and the family's other spinoffs, along with his house development show "Flip It Like Disick," he has amassed a pretty impressive net worth. Aside from endorsements, he has also pursued many business ventures like his clothing brand, nightclub investments, and managing vitamin companies.

While Forbes puts Khloé down at $11 million, CelebrityNetWorth estimates her wealth around $50 million (the truth is probably somewhere in between). Along with collaborations on (now closed) DASH clothing stores and books with her siblings, Khloé has done a number of lucrative product endorsements, starred and served as executive producer in "KUWTK" and the numerous spinoffs, along with "Revenge Body with Khloé Kardashian." She's also fully invested in her Good American denim line.

Kourtney has also profited greatly from her appearances on the various reality TV shows, but she has also pursued business ventures with her siblings and alone, most recently e-commerce lifestyle site Poosh.

And there are plenty of exciting things coming up for her in the near-future, including a wedding to Travis Barker. He has also signed on to appear in the new Hulu series, which will likely show the couple's engagement. Not to mention there's already footage about their desire to have a baby. Stylecaster reported that the couple is looking at a joint net worth of well over $100 million.

Caitlyn's wealth has been built up from her Olympic career and time in the reality TV circuit. In addition to "KUWTK," there was her short-lived series, "I Am Cait." She also published a memoir, "The Secrets of My Life."

Beyond grooming her daughters for entertainment megastardom and being the visionary behind "KUWTK," the momager also takes a cut of their endorsements and business ventures like Kim’s KKW and Kylie’s Kylie Cosmetics. She also penned her own cook book "In the Kitchen with Kris" and an autobiography.

After getting hyped as the “first self-made billionaire” in 2019, Kylie’s exaggerated claim of wealth was met with a lot of public scrutiny (and a good amount of social media shaming), eventually knocking her back off the billionaire list down to $700 million. Her wealth was acquired through various endeavors, including her appearance on the reality show and her cosmetics company, Kylie Cosmetics.

Ownership in brands KKW Beauty and Skims, along with endorsement deals and other products and collections, helped bump Kim up from $780 million in October 2021 across the $1 billion mark, according to Forbes. That increase was helped by selling off 20% of KKW to cosmetics conglomerate Coty.

Kim's wealth will likely be impacted by her divorce from Kanye West, as Forbes reports the couple has $70 million in shared assets, while TMZ noted they are working on a settlement agreement.

He may not be a close member of the family for much longer, but Kanye West will remain in the Kardashian-Jenner orbit forever, if not in day-to-day life then in public minds. Of all the associated figures on the periphery of the family, he’s also the richest person in the Kardashian universe. Forbes puts Kanye at about $1.8 billion, thanks to the highly profitable deal he made with Adidas for his Yeezy sneakers and to an upcoming partnership with Gap. CelebrityNetWorth notes the company's valuations boost Kanye's net worth bottom line to $6.6 billion.