Find out the SHOCKING amount the Kardashians were paid for new Hulu show as Kris Jenner insists 'money matters'

03/10/2022

KEEPING up with the actual Kardashians could be a pricey endeavor, especially when factoring in how much the famous family will be paid for their new reality show.

Next month, The Kardashians premiers on Hulu, the online streaming service owned by the Walt Disney company.

And the stars of the show are expected to get a hefty pay raise as they join Mickey's empire.

According to Variety, the reality show paycheck is worth at least $100 million.

Momager Kris Jenner told the magazine the green deal was all the motivation the family needed to open their doors to cameras once more.

"Money always matters,” Kris said when asked about rebooting the show. “I think that anybody would be foolish to say that money doesn’t matter anymore.”

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And topic will echo the true-life sagas of its stars, including Kim's romance with Pete Davidson, and her divorce from Kanye West.

The sizeable salary will be split equally among all of the family members, which Khloe says was key.

“It definitely played a factor because we give so much of our personal lives up for entertainment,” Khloé said of the contract. of the financial terms of the contract. “We always have our private family conversations, and we’re pretty brutal, me and my sisters, with what we will settle for or not settle for.

But not all money is good money. It has to be a good fit, and Hulu was just the perfect fit for us.”

The nine figure deal makes up only a fraction of the families net worth, with clothing lines and perfume scents and a plethora of other endorsements keeping the Kardashians living a life of luxury.

But all that money is turning some followers against them.

KHLOE GOES GUCCI

Earlier this month, fans ripped Khloe for "flaunting her wealth" as her daughter True, three, posed in a $1300 Gucci coat and a $4000 purse.

Khloe, 37, took to Instagram to post photos of True posing in a springtime print Gucci outfit.

The tweed children's designer coat included blue, orange, pink and green pastel hues and costs $1,290.

True paired her jacket with a rainbow Gucci print children's jacquard dress which cost $632 and $544 Fendi boots.

The toddler held a bedazzled Judith Leiber clutch purse shaped like a basketball to show some love to her dad.

True's bedazzled purse cost Khloe $3,995.

The toddler smiled in the snaps posted to Khloe's Instagram as she modeled her nearly $6.5K designer outfit.

Khloe captioned her post: "We Gucci."

FANS RESPOND

Fans were quick to criticize Khloe's outlandish spending on her child.

One wrote in Khloe's comments: "Do you always have to flaunt your money? Glad your kid has Gucci."

A second posted: "This child's outfit costs more than I make in a month."

Another remarked: "Must be nice to be rich," while a fourth fan said, "These kids are so exploited."

A fifth angrily added: "We know you have money. I hope you give to your charity for those who aren't as fortunate as you and your child."

Not to be outdone, Kendall was criticized for gifting one of her personal horses a custom Hermes saddle, worth nearly nine thousand dollars.

KIM'S KIDDIE CARS

And Kim was slammed for showing off her kids' luxury toy car collection, which includes a garage full of mini cars, ranging from an orange Lamborghini to a pink Mercedes G-wagon.

The fleet is worth thousands as both the Lamborghini and the Mercedes – of which they have two – cost $300 each.

The bright red Ford Mustang convertible retails for $200 and the pink trucks cost anywhere between $300 to $600.

Kim's garage in her Hidden Hills home also features several electric scooters, a monster truck and an ATV.

Kim faced backlash for the "over the top and unnecessary" post, with critics claiming she lacked "empathy" by sharing the photo in the middle of a pandemic.