November 5, 2025 • 2 mins
Kim Kardashian BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Kim Kardashian has been everywhere lately and her latest moves are shaping both her business empire and her public image. According to Cosmetics Business and Afrotech, she’s making a major push into beauty by appointing Diarrha N'Diaye-Mbaye, the founder of the inclusive beauty brand Ami Colé, as Executive Vice President of Beauty and Fragrance at Skims. This move comes after N'Diaye-Mbaye closed her own brand in July due to financial challenges, but she’s now bringing her expertise and commitment to inclusivity to Skims’ new beauty vertical. Kardashian herself confirmed the launch of Skims Beauty during the Call Her Daddy podcast, teasing products like lip liners and fragrances. This expansion follows Skims’ acquisition of Kardashian’s SKKN by Kim brand from Coty, consolidating her cosmetics, skincare, and fragrance businesses under one roof.
On the entertainment front, Kardashian has been dominating headlines with her starring role in Ryan Murphy’s new legal drama All’s Fair, which premiered on Disney+ on November 4. EL PAÍS reports that she’s not just a guest star but a central figure in the series, playing a wealthy divorce lawyer alongside heavyweights like Glenn Close and Naomi Watts. The premiere in Los Angeles was a major event, with Kardashian stealing the spotlight and drawing massive media attention. Her co-stars have praised her work ethic, with Sarah Paulson noting how Kardashian managed to balance her demanding schedule, including studying for law exams between takes.
Socially, Kardashian was front and center at Kendall Jenner’s lavish 30th birthday celebration in late October, sharing intimate photos and heartfelt messages on Instagram. Finance Monthly highlights how these personal moments are part of her savvy content strategy, driving engagement and boosting her brand value. Her net worth is now estimated at $1.7 billion, largely thanks to Skims, which is valued at $4 billion.
In a lighter moment, Kardashian made headlines for a hilarious interview with All’s Fair co-star Sarah Paulson, where she learned what a “jacket potato” is, showcasing her playful side. All these developments underscore her ongoing transformation from reality star to business mogul and actress, with each move carefully calculated to expand her influence and legacy.
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Kim Kardashian has been everywhere lately and her latest moves are shaping both her business empire and her public image. According to Cosmetics Business and Afrotech, she’s making a major push into beauty by appointing Diarrha N'Diaye-Mbaye, the founder of the inclusive beauty brand Ami Colé, as Executive Vice President of Beauty and Fragrance at Skims. This move comes after N'Diaye-Mbaye closed her own brand in July due to financial challenges, but she’s now bringing her expertise and commitment to inclusivity to Skims’ new beauty vertical. Kardashian herself confirmed the launch of Skims Beauty during the Call Her Daddy podcast, teasing products like lip liners and fragrances. This expansion follows Skims’ acquisition of Kardashian’s SKKN by Kim brand from Coty, consolidating her cosmetics, skincare, and fragrance businesses under one roof.
On the entertainment front, Kardashian has been dominating headlines with her starring role in Ryan Murphy’s new legal drama All’s Fair, which premiered on Disney+ on November 4. EL PAÍS reports that she’s not just a guest star but a central figure in the series, playing a wealthy divorce lawyer alongside heavyweights like Glenn Close and Naomi Watts. The premiere in Los Angeles was a major event, with Kardashian stealing the spotlight and drawing massive media attention. Her co-stars have praised her work ethic, with Sarah Paulson noting how Kardashian managed to balance her demanding schedule, including studying for law exams between takes.
Socially, Kardashian was front and center at Kendall Jenner’s lavish 30th birthday celebration in late October, sharing intimate photos and heartfelt messages on Instagram. Finance Monthly highlights how these personal moments are part of her savvy content strategy, driving engagement and boosting her brand value. Her net worth is now estimated at $1.7 billion, largely thanks to Skims, which is valued at $4 billion.
In a lighter moment, Kardashian made headlines for a hilarious interview with All’s Fair co-star Sarah Paulson, where she learned what a “jacket potato” is, showcasing her playful side. All these developments underscore her ongoing transformation from reality star to business mogul and actress, with each move carefully calculated to expand her influence and legacy.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Him. Kardashian has been everywhere lately, and her latest moves
are shaping both her business empire and her public image.
According to Cosmetics Business and Afrotech, she's making a major
push into beauty by appointing dra and d Imanbai, the
founder of the inclusive beauty brand Amikola, as executive vice
(00:20):
president of Beauty and Fragrance at Skims. This move comes
after niaiman Bai closed her own brand in July due
to financial challenges, but she's now bringing her expertise and
commitment to inclusivity to Skim's new beauty vertical. Kardashian herself
confirmed the launch of Skim's Beauty during the Call Her
Daddy podcast, teasing products like lipliners and fragrances. This expansion
(00:44):
follows Skim's acquisition of Kardashian's s k K and by
Kim Brand from Cody, consolidating her cosmetics, skin care, and
fragrance businesses under one roof. On the entertainment front, Kardashian
has been dominating headlines with her starring role in Ryan
Murphy's new legal drama All's Fair, which premiered on Disney
(01:05):
Plus on November fourth, e l Page reports that she's
not just a guest star, but a central figure in
the series, playing a wealthy divorce lawyer alongside heavyweights like
Glenn Plose and Nami Watts. The premiere in Los Angeles
was a major event, with Kardashians stealing the spotlight and
drawing massive media attention. Her co stars have praised her
(01:28):
work ethic, with Sarah Paulsen noting how Kardashian managed to
balance her demanding schedule, including studying for law exams between takes. Socially,
Kardashian was front and center at Kendall Jenner's lavish thirtieth
birthday celebration in late October, sharing intimate photos and heartfelt
messages on Instagram. Finance Monthly highlights how these personal moments
(01:49):
are part of her savvy content strategy, driving engagement and
boosting her brand value. Her net worth is now estimated
at one dollar and seventy cents billion, largely thanks to Skims,
which is valued at four dollars billion. In a lighter moment,
Kardashian made headlines for a hilarious interview with All's Fair
co star Sarah Paulsen, where she learned what a jacket
(02:11):
Potato is showcasing her playful side. All these developments underscore
her ongoing transformation from reality star to business mogul and actress,
with each move carefully calculated to expand her influence and legacy.
And that is it for to day. Make sure you
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Kim Kardashian. Thanks for listening. This has been a quiet
(02:34):
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Him. Kardashian has been everywhere lately, and her latest moves
are shaping both her business empire and her public image.
According to Cosmetics Business and Afrotech, she's making a major
push into beauty by appointing dra and d Imanbai, the
founder of the inclusive beauty brand Amikola, as executive vice
(00:20):
president of Beauty and Fragrance at Skims. This move comes
after niaiman Bai closed her own brand in July due
to financial challenges, but she's now bringing her expertise and
commitment to inclusivity to Skim's new beauty vertical. Kardashian herself
confirmed the launch of Skim's Beauty during the Call Her
Daddy podcast, teasing products like lipliners and fragrances. This expansion
(00:44):
follows Skim's acquisition of Kardashian's s k K and by
Kim Brand from Cody, consolidating her cosmetics, skin care, and
fragrance businesses under one roof. On the entertainment front, Kardashian
has been dominating headlines with her starring role in Ryan
Murphy's new legal drama All's Fair, which premiered on Disney
(01:05):
Plus on November fourth, e l Page reports that she's
not just a guest star, but a central figure in
the series, playing a wealthy divorce lawyer alongside heavyweights like
Glenn Plose and Nami Watts. The premiere in Los Angeles
was a major event, with Kardashians stealing the spotlight and
drawing massive media attention. Her co stars have praised her
(01:28):
work ethic, with Sarah Paulsen noting how Kardashian managed to
balance her demanding schedule, including studying for law exams between takes. Socially,
Kardashian was front and center at Kendall Jenner's lavish thirtieth
birthday celebration in late October, sharing intimate photos and heartfelt
messages on Instagram. Finance Monthly highlights how these personal moments
(01:49):
are part of her savvy content strategy, driving engagement and
boosting her brand value. Her net worth is now estimated
at one dollar and seventy cents billion, largely thanks to Skims,
which is valued at four dollars billion. In a lighter moment,
Kardashian made headlines for a hilarious interview with All's Fair
co star Sarah Paulsen, where she learned what a jacket
(02:11):
Potato is showcasing her playful side. All these developments underscore
her ongoing transformation from reality star to business mogul and actress,
with each move carefully calculated to expand her influence and legacy.
And that is it for to day. Make sure you
hit the subscribe button and never miss an update on
Kim Kardashian. Thanks for listening. This has been a quiet
(02:34):
please production. For more check out choir, please dot ai
or search the term biosnap wherever you listen
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