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ENTITY reports the Kim Kardashian net worth.

Sure, the Paris gunpoint robbery may have left Kim Kardashian West emotionally scarred and short of a $4 million Lorraine Schwartz engagement ring. But considering Kim Kardashian’s monetary value, the reality star probably isn’t suffering from any major financial losses anytime soon.

Right now, the Kim Kardashian net worth is priced at $150 million dollars, according to Celebrity Net Worth. But, she continues to be a growing success each day, slowly conquering the world with the Kardashian empire.

If you’re wondering where, exactly, this money is coming from, look no further. ENTITY breaks down the main sources that make up Kim Kardashian’s total net worth.

1 Keeping Up With the Kardashians

ENTITY reports the Kim Kardashian net worth.

You might think that the most valuable Kardashian sister makes a majority of her money from the reality show that launched her family into A-list celebrity status. However, it’s rumored that each cast member earns $55,000 per episode. In Kim K’s world, this amount probably feels like she’s getting a bonus check every time a new episode airs.

Regardless, it’s still not bad for a family that’s literally famous for being famous.

In 2015, E! renewed the TV show with a $120 million deal for the rights to air the show until 2019.

2 Business Ventures

From her selfies to Kimojies, what digital-era fad hasn’t Kim K capitalized on? You may have even heard about “The Kim Kardashian: Hollywood” app that allows fans to participate online as a virtual celebrity and experience Kim’s A-list lifestyle.

The app launched in 2014 and is now one of the star’s biggest sources of income, according to Forbes. The 45 million downloads have brought in a whopping $214 million in earnings!

3 Celebrity Appearances

In 2014, Kardashian made $38 million alone by simply showing up to a “Keeping Up With the Kardashian”-related event. She easily makes up to six figures for these appearances. 

She also participated on season seven of ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars.” However, she didn’t make it past the third elimination round.

And while showing up to your own wedding hardly counts as a “celebrity appearance,” you can’t deny that she made money after her engagement to basketball player Kris Humphries. E! even featured a two-part special with “Kim’s Fairytale Wedding: A Kardashian Event.” The extravaganza allegedly helped her earn $18 million in licensing fees, endorsement and broadcast deals.

72 days later she filed for divorce.

The short-lived marriage certainly raised a bunch of eyebrows as people questioned whether the ordeal was simply a PR stunt to bring in more dollar signs.

4 Endorsements

The Kardashian sisters also receive hefty endorsement checks by posting sponsor-paid ads on Instagram. Although they’ve gotten in trouble from the Federal Trade Commission for not labeling which posts have been paid for, this is a small punishment to risk for the $670,000 payoff per campaign.

Other Kim Kardashian endorsement deals include Carl’s Jr., weight-loss pills, Charmin public restrooms, lollipops and Midori liqueur (even though Kim is known to not drink).

Kim Kardashian’s net worth doesn’t even include the price of the Kanye West’s net worth. That’s a completely different story.

The Kardashian family net worth is priced at $300 million, reports earthenecklace.com. This value adds up after cashing in on everything from Kim’s infamous sex tape to her TV fame, clothing stores and sponsor endorsements. 

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