Kylie Jenner Fires Back At Forbes Article Claiming She’s Not Actually As Rich As She Says She Is

Kylie Jenner and Kendall Jenner's father Caitlyn Jenner came out in the open about her experience as a transgender woman five years ago in April 2015. Born as a male, Caitlyn Jenner, earlier known as Bruce Jenner, was married to Kris Jenner.

Billionaire or not, Kylie Jenner really doesn’t want to be the focus of attention after Forbes‘ scathing exposé on Friday revealed the star and her team seemingly inflated her company’s valuation and in turn, her net worth.

Kylie Jenner wants people to stop keeping a track of her bank Kylie Jenner was announced as the youngest self-established billionaire by Forbes for the second time in 2020. Being the owner and founder of her beauty brand Kylie Cosmetics, Kylie Jenner's net worth stood at USD 1 billion at the beginning of 2020.

It was revealed last week by Forbes that Kylie Jenner had been stripped of her billionaire title after it was claimed that her finances are a ‘web of lies.’

Kylie Jenner is ready to move forward after magazine accused her of faking her finances in order to appear more wealthy than she actually is. Last week's exposé claimed that the makeup mogul, who had previously been dubbed the youngest self-made billionaire ever by the magazine, lied about her earnings for years and backed up those numbers with falsified tax returns. 

As you might recall, casually dropped an article on Friday titled "," in which they legit accused Kylie of inflating her personal wealth and forging her tax returns.

Kylie Jenner recently took to Twitter and lashed out at Forbes over an article that accused her of faking her way to the billionaire status. The international outlet accused her of forging tax documents to obtain the world's youngest self-made billionaire tag.

Earlier this week, Forbes magazine published a scathing article about Kylie Jenner, claiming that she lied her way to billionaire status. The publication stripped Jenner of her world’s youngest self-made billionaire title – which they gave her in both 2019 and 2020 – and accused the Kylie Cosmetics founder of forging her tax returns and lying about her wealth to inflate her net worth.

Kris Jenner is "definitely worried" following Forbes' recent claim that Kylie Jenner's empire was built on a "web of lies," according to a new report.

When Kylie Jenner started her cosmetics company, not many people thought that it would rise to the status that it has today. However, the skepticism if she was legitimately the youngest billionaire was pushed to the side when she posed and interviewed along with Kris Jenner for Forbes magazine.

Kylie Jenner and her mother Kris Jenner are said to be “worried” over the claims the makeup mogul “forged tax returns” to get her billionaire stats could “hurt” their brand. Kylie has received backlash, and is even risking prison time, after her billionaire status was revoked by Forbes as they accused her of “forging tax return documents”.The 22 year old, who was named the world’s youngest self-made billionaire last year by Forbes, has now had her worth adjusted to just under $900million.

So, uh, yesterday casually dropped an article titled "," basically accusing Kylie of inflating her personal wealth and straight-up forging her tax returns. Casual.

Kylie Jenner has slammed Forbes magazine editors for revoking her billionaire status and accusing her of lying about her wealth.

 Kylie Jenner  may be closing out the month of May in unlikely way. “What am I even waking up to.

Kylie Jenner and her lawyers are responding to that Forbes article questioning her “Youngest Self-Made Billionaire” status.

The claim that Kylie Jenner is the world's youngest self-made billionaire is likely to have been exaggerated, according to a new report from Forbes. The publication believes that Kylie, along with her mother and manager, Kris Jenner, have been inflating the success of Kylie's makeup venture, Kylie Cosmetics, over the years.Forbes also revealed that Kris owns a stake in the company, leaving Kylie's ownership share to be only 44.1 percent versus the publicized 49 percent.