Pictures Of Pregnant Kim K Attending Kylie's Birthday Bash With The Rest Of The Family

This is what Kim wore as she attended Kylie's 18th birthday with Kanye and the rest of her family yesterday in LA. See what the other
Kardashian/Jenner clan wore

Kris Jenner Finally Broke Her Silence On Caitlyn Jenner Matter

Kris Jenner has broken her
silence on Caitlyn Jenner's Vanity Fair cover
describing it as "amazing".
The 59-year-old momager - who was
married to Caitlyn when she was Bruce
Jenner for 23 years - has praised the
"beautiful" star's first photo as a transgender
woman and thinks "it's amazing" she has
followed her dream.
Speaking at yacht
party at the Cannes Lions Festival in the
South of France, Kris said: "I think it's
amazing. I think that someone following their
dream is truly inspirational to a lot of people
... you have to do what makes you happy."
Kris attended the party with her lover Corey
Gamble and daughters Kim Kardashian West
and Kylie Jenner and Kylie's boyfriend Tyga.
The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star
had expressed confusion as to why Bruce
wanted to marry her in the article in Vanity
Fair that accompanied the shoot.
The mother-of-six said in the piece: "He was
married to me and he wasn't who he wanted
to be so he was miserable. Why would you
want to be married and have kids if this is
what you wanted since you were a little boy?
Why would you not explain this all to me?"

The Kardashian & Jenner Children Calls Caitlyn Jenner Dad

The Kardashian and Jenner children have all
been supportive of their Dad's transition into a
woman. However, sources close to the family
revealed that all Caitlyn's children are still
coming to terms with their parent's decision to
make a full gender transition.
The source said Caitlyn is trying to make
things as easy as possible for the children
including Kendall and Kylie as well as the
Kardashians Kim, Khloe, Kourtney and Robert
and older Jenner children Cassandra, Burt,
Brandon and Brody.
'Caitlyn spoke to each of the kids separately
and told them to take their time in getting
used to this.
'She would prefer not to be called ''Bruce,'' but
told the kids that they could still call her
''Dad,'' at least for now.
'Caitlyn has been really understanding that it
doesn't come naturally for anyone. No one
expects this change to happen overnight. If
one of the boys slips up, it's not a big deal.

Throwback Photo Of Kim & Kourtney Kardashian

On Friday, Kris Jenner made it known to us that she was going
through old photos of her children in an
attempt to embarrass them by posting one
picture of daughter Kim and Kourtney
Kardashian.

History Of The Kardashians-'Documentary Of Kris Jenner'

While most concentrate on Kim and her
sisters Kourtney,Khloe,Kylie & Kendall, many haven't taken time to know
more about Kris Jenner who is the mother..The woman who
turned the Kardashians in to a household
name and built a million dollar empire..A
new article by the NewYork Times , gives an
insight in to this powerful mother/
manager..
Kristen Mary Jenner (formerly
Kardashian, nee Houghton) was born in
San Diego in 1955. Her father and her
mother divorced when she was young, and
her father left, leaving her with her mother
and sister and grandparents, who owned a
candle store.
She was 17 when she met Robert
Kardashian, a lawyer 11 years her
senior, at the Del Mar racetrack, she
in a sweeping wide-brimmed white
hat, he with a smile that showed how
completely smitten he was. He
pursued her, but she wanted to
discover the world. She became a
flight attendant for American
Airlines. She accepted his second
proposal, and they married when she
was 22. They moved to Beverly Hills,
where she occupied the social space
of the “Real Housewives” of the time.
They had children and spent their
weekends in Fila warm-up suits
playing tennis with their friends O.J.
Simpson and Nicole Brown Simpson.
(After Nicole’s death, Robert would
be a member of O.J.’s “dream team”
defense, and Kris, married to Bruce
by then and pregnant with Kendall,
sat in the courtroom gallery in
protest and in hope of seeing justice
for her friend, wearing Nicole’s
hand-me-down maternity clothes.)
By the time she was 30, she had four
children, a mansion and a case of ennui
that felt terminal. She loved Robert and the
life he gave her, but she still felt young and
vital. She had an affair with a soccer
player, and Robert found out. The divorce
was ugly. Kris’s credit cards were canceled,
and she was alienated from her friends. She
was depressed and miserable, barely able
to function throughout the day.
Then one day, in 1990, before her divorce
to Robert was final, she went on a blind
date with Bruce Jenner: fun,
straightforward Bruce. They fell in love
immediately. They each had four children
and wanted even more. Bruce went to
Robert and asked him to finalize the
divorce so that he could marry Kris, telling
Robert that they didn’t want any of his
money. Robert agreed, and Kris and Bruce
were married a month after the divorce
papers were signed. (She and Robert were
on good terms when he died in 2003.)
But they were broke. Bruce had a
fledgling business doing
motivational speeches, and Kris
thought that if she took charge, he
could be successful. She put together
press kits and contacted speakers’
bureaus. “It was a mix of blood,
sweat and tears, enthusiasm,
determination and just never
sleeping and getting the word out
there,” she said. The phone began to
ring. On the other end of the line
were Coca-Cola and Visa.
Bruce became her first project. She set him
up to market his motivational speech,
“Finding the Champion Within,” to a wider
audience, and she also helped him create a
series of workout videos, sold via
infomercial, called “Super Fit With Bruce
and Kris Jenner.” In the infomercial, he
coaches Kris as she walks on a very short
treadmill. The success of Bruce’s speaking
business was just the first time that Kris
realized the pool of talent she had right
there in her own home, as well as their
potential for financial security.
In 2007, Kris marched into Ryan Seacrest’s
office to discuss an idea for a reality show
based on her family. She couldn’t help
thinking how her large brood — six
children, who, when the show made its
debut, ranged in age from 7 to 26 — could
have mass appeal. “Like, there’s the little
girls, and there’s the older girls, and then
there’s my son,” she told me. “Everybody
thinks that they could create a bunch of
drama in their lives, but it’s something that
I felt I didn’t even have to think about. It
would be natural.”
“The children’s father had passed away,”
said Jeff Jenkins, executive vice president of
development and programming at Bunim/
Murray and an executive producer of
“Keeping Up With the Kardashians” since
its inception. “I think she was a mom very
concerned that they had something to build
and grow and be secure.”