Kim Kardashian Lets The World Into Her Billion Dollar Empire

Kim Kardashian‘s invaluable nuggets are here for all her fans to relish!

“The Kardashians” star began building her brand nearly two decades ago, and now she is more than willing to share tips and tricks that molded her into a nine-figure brand and a household name.

Kim Kardashian acquired her billionaire status through several chains of business, including a video game, beauty products, and, most recently, her SKIMS brand, which is now valued at $5 billion and has continued to spread like wildfire worldwide.

Following a successful run in the business world, the actress is planning on raising the next set of giants through the art of branding. The reality TV star is teaming up with MasterClass to bring her classes to life and teach “The Ten Kimmandments” of business.

Kim’s new role as a coach will focus on how her audience can make a killing by expanding and building their brand from the ground up, something that the reality star has practiced over the years.

The first rule Kim has asked her students to live by is to see themselves as the product, while the last rule is to reassure her audience to take the advice seriously.

For the promo video, Kim did not leave her fashion game at home as she donned a sexy brown two-piece with sheer cutouts, which showed off her massive derriere. The mother-of-four encouraged her listeners to know their worth and add some extra tax in the eighth section of her treasured commandments.

November stepped in quite nicely for the entertainer whose famous brand raised $225 million in a new round of funding to help increase its valuation to a massive $5 billion.

The funds raised from this round will reportedly be channeled into expanding the brand by opening more shops around the world. As shared by the BBC, Wall Street banking giant Goldman Sachs made a list of investors putting their money where Kim’s mouth is.

The founding round for Kim’s brand reportedly earns a spot on the list of the biggest founding rounds for consumer brands in the US alongside other outfits like Lululemon.

That is not the end of the good news for Kim, as the company is expected to top about $1 billion in sales this year. As part of its mission to expand, the company will reportedly focus on its physical retail aspect for the next few years.

According to Forbes, the mother-of-four made a larger share of her fortune from owning one-third of SKIMS. She trailed far behind The Gredes, who reportedly owned 14% of SKIMS and recently became $150 million richer.

The actress confessed that none of the business decisions pass her by when it comes to SKIMS, and she is a very hands-on chief creative officer. In her words: “I do everything from all the design to pick out all the campaigns. That’s my daily job,” the star noted.

Kim is also considering expansion into the beauty sector with SKIMS. Back in March, the company acquired French beauty giant Coty’s 20% stake in SKKN, a skincare line owned by Kim. The French brand had paid $200 million for the stake in 2021.

SKIMS also intensified efforts to ensure all roads are smooth for its venture into the beauty and fragrance world by hiring Diarra N’Diaye, founder of Ami Cole, as its team lead.

Kim is not lagging behind in the real estate department, either, as she recently acquired a $7 million property alongside her $60 million Calabasas edifice, which was once home to her and Kanye’ Ye’ West.

The new property, as shared by The Blast in October, featured four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and is now part of her plan to add more extensions to her existing home. The new home comes with breathtaking views, several fireplaces, a private spa, and a very easy means for horse riding.

She and Ye initially purchased her $60 million home for $20 million in 2014, and Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt designed the architectural perfection. The home’s interior and exterior stood as a representation of peak minimalist beauty defined by muted tones and lots of open spaces.

As soon as Ye and the actress parted ways in 2021, Kim did not hesitate to pay Ye a whopping $23 million to keep the house to herself. Although an insider at the time claimed that the payment was for all the land and the adjoining lots around the house, as Ye still owned the actual building.