Since the most famous sisters on television got together at Kris Jenner’s mansion in Palms Springs, social networks have not stopped talking about them, since in their Instagram accounts they have been in charge of showing off their statuesque figures, and how if the photos posted yesterday weren’t enough, Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian teamed up today to become the sexiest of the entire weekend.
This is the property where the family usually takes refuge, when they want to spend some time together away from all the chaos of Los Angeles. It seems that the first to arrive at Palms Springs was Kylie, who last Thursday shared photos inside his private jet, in which he travels every time he has to leave his home; while Kardashian was on vacation with her children and some friends in the Dominican Republic, and it took a little longer to join her mother and sisters.
The owner of the empire Kylie Cosmetics shared two photos, in which he can be seen in the company of Kim sunbathing in the pool of the house, and next to her he wrote: “As we should.” There is no doubt that they are both the most famous and millionaires of the Kardashian Jenner clan, and beauty is not a concern for her, although Khlo has also been sharing part of her family vacations, and she has nothing to envy her. sisters.
The danger that money cannot eliminate
Recently, Kendall Jenner had one of the worst scares of her life, when an intruder entered her property and yelled at her throughout the house. This event ended with a restraining order for this man, who is prohibited from approaching the model within 100 meters, as well as Kylie and Kris Jenner. The most frightening thing is that according to the documents that Daily Mail obtained from this request made by the queen of the catwalks, after this subject was released after entering his home, he was seen hanging around in the private complex where his younger sister lives with her niece Stormi. Until now it is known that after this last act, this person has been arrested on charges of harassment.
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