Khloé Kardashian is revealing which of her sisters is paid the most when it comes to their Hulu show, The Kardashians. After leaving E!, the Kardashian-Jenner family members, who had been on Keeping Up With The Kardashians for twenty seasons, had become household names and had skyrocketed their multi-million (and billion) dollar empires.
We tearfully said goodbye to KUWTK, as it became ingrained in our lives since its launch in 2005. The goodbyes didn't last long, though, as the sisters and Kris made the Disney-owned Hulu their new media home. In 2022, The Kardashians' first season premiered in April, and fans returned to the family's glimpses inside their personal and professional lives.
The core reason why the family left E! for Disney is that the streamer offered technological advances and even more money. Although the exact amount hasn't been disclosed, a nine-figure number was negotiated, according to Variety's interview with the Kardashians in 2022.
But was everyone paid the same for the show? Per the interview, Khloé stated that she, Kris, and her sisters are "all equals" in terms of the cash.
Zip line from three years to the present, and the subject of who receives the biggest paycheck is still discussed.
This is the amount that the Kardashians and Jenners make as confirmed by Khloé Kardashian
The reality star and mother of two recently spoke with Alex Cooper on her Call Her Daddy podcast. In the April 16th episode, "I'm Done With NBA Players," Khloé sets the record straight about who gets the most money for The Kardashians.
"Are you and your sisters all paid the same on The Kardashians?" Cooper asked
Khloé had a one-word reply to that and it was "True."
With her next question, Cooper inquired if the Good American founder and her family members have a part in the editing process and what goes into the final production before airing the episodes.
"Yes, but it's more vanity things like that we would cut, and sometimes, my mom [would cut] something like that, but I've never, I mean, trust me, I would have cut way other [things]. I've never cut anything crazy," explained Khloé.
She and her family are all executive producers on The Kardashians, so it makes sense that the episodes are greenlit before heading into the final production stages. By having this position, they have more control over authenticity and content.
With six seasons of The Kardashians now under the family's belt, and more coming on the way, they're not finished with the cameras. Kim, Khloé, Kourtney, Kendall, Kylie, and Kris will deliver fresh batches of dramatic adventures and iconic moments.