It’s a lot more than makeup tips and boy advice from Jenner’s big sisters. The Kardashians aren’t just a close family, but a successful business enterprise. “I’m always getting my makeup done or living an experience that I’m aware most 18-year-old girls don’t get to have, so I’m just picking up on things,” she explains. Like everyone else, Kylie is learning from the behavior she’s exposed to.
“Kim has definitely inspired the business side of me the most. I don’t know why that one day made such a difference, but it really does change things for people,” Kylie says. “It just makes no sense that, even a month ago, people were complaining that I was too young to be doing certain things, and now people are just okay with it because I’m grown. ” Kylie wasn’t legally an adult until a month ago, but that hasn’t stopped the media from placing every action and decision she’s made under its hypercritical lens. It’s a rare circumstance, so let’s treat this as a special case. That’s not even what people do in their 30s. “It makes no sense that even a month ago people were complaining that I was too young to be doing certain things, and now people are just okay with it because I’m grown.”īig sister, Khloe Kardashian, said something integral to understanding Kylie: “Ky lie is taking business meetings and bought her first house, or she’s going on a private plane with Karl Lagerfeld to take a meeting.
“For me, age is just a number,” Kylie quips.
I just want to be young and enjoy it, but this lifestyle absolutely made me grow up faster,” she says. I wish I could be 17 for the rest of my life. “The reality is that I don’t even want to be 18. Better yet, subscribe.It’s easy to forget Kylie Jenner is the youngest person in her famous family, unless you’re sitting across the couch from her. We have gathered current and archival material to give you a taste of what we’ve been offering since 1924. Our articles are lively, our reviews are insightful, our editorials are always sharp. Independent, opinionated, and stylish, The Horn Book Magazine has long been essential for everyone who cares about children’s and young adult literature. The reviews are clear and honest, brief and to the point, identifying strengths and weaknesses and rating the books on a scale from 1 to 4, with titles recommended by The Horn Book Magazine receiving the highest ratings 1 ( ) or 2 ( ). Our Guide/Reviews Database offers short, critical reviews by trusted professionals of recommended hardcover trade books published in the United States for young people from 2000 to the present.
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