To say the least, Kris Jenner is one of the busiest stars in the entertainment industry.
The businesswoman wakes up every day around 4 am in silk pajamas. (Because she considers 5 am to be too late.) Then he does Pilates, takes a bath, answers emails, and then starts solving problems that come with managing various big shots, aka her children.
She’s quick to boast the myriad offerings that make up the Kardashian-Jenner empire.
“You know, the girls have so many different businesses from Kylie Cosmetics to Skims, to Good American, to Kim’s new skincare line and 818 and Poosh – it’s all, you know, always evolving,” she states.
The night before, she had dinner for Kim’s skincare brand, SKKN, she says, “which was beautiful.”
In line with the family’s entrepreneurial efforts, which are supported by their E! reality show Keeping Up With the Kardashians and a host of other spin-offs, being Kris Jenner isn’t easy these days, and keeping up with Jenner isn’t easy too.
Now she is even promoting her team up with Amazon Glow, a child-friendly technology that she believes will help her play and video chat with her many grandchildren.
“I get to have quality time and do things with the grandkids that I can’t do when I can’t see them in person,” she states, further saying that it aids in creating a “meaningful connection.”
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Jenner confesses the days are long, and production can be “very, very time consuming,” especially with the making of Season 2 of Hulu’s The Kardashians quickly approaching.
However, she states, “I’m in love with the show.”
“You do get to experience the sort of business side and the personal side, and then you get to see what each one of us is up to singularly, which I think is important,” she continues.
As all the meetings and filming are packing her time, Jenner says she sometimes misses a call or two from her children.
“Decline?” she responded, laughing when asked if she had ever clicked the “ignore” button on a call from one of her offspring during business hours. “Well, it depends on the day.”
But when it comes to her grandchildren, she makes a huge exception.
“I would never ignore a call from my grandkids. That would probably stop me in my tracks, and I wanna deal with whatever they’re up to and get in some Lovey [her grandmother nickname] time,” she stated.
“I might ignore a call from the kids, but it’s probably 99.9 percent of the time I’ll pick it up.”
She further said: “Sometimes if I’m on a Zoom, it’s a little bit easier to answer via text, you know what I mean? I was in a meeting yesterday, and I picked up the phone. I had to walk out of the room a couple of times when Kylie called. So, you know, you never know who’s got what going on.”
