Kylie Jenner

Kylie Jenner was born on August 10, 1997, in Los Angeles, California, to Kris Jenner and Olympic champion Caitlyn Jenner (formerly Bruce Jenner), with diverse European ancestry including Dutch, English, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh roots. Since 2007, she starred with her family in the groundbreaking E! reality show 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians,' spending her teenage years in front of the camera and quickly becoming a household name due to her family's massive public exposure.

Building on the solid traffic foundation from reality TV, Kylie demonstrated extremely keen business acumen. At 14, she collaborated with her sister to launch a clothing line; in 2015, she launched a personal lip kit that sparked global beauty trends, and after great success, officially founded 'Kylie Cosmetics' in 2016. In 2019, she sold most of the company's shares to Coty for $600 million. Since then, her business empire has expanded into skincare, fragrances, swimwear (Kylie Swim), and baby products (Kylie Baby), making her one of the world's most influential young female entrepreneurs.

As a top figure in global social media, Kylie has hundreds of millions of followers on platforms like Instagram, once setting the record as the first woman to surpass 300 million followers. Her personal life, fashion, and romantic experiences (such as her relationship with rapper Travis Scott and co-parenting their child) have long been under global media scrutiny. Additionally, her interactions, collaborations, and changes in key relationships (such as the fallout with former friend Jordyn Woods) frequently become hot topics in pop culture discussions.

Along with immense fame and wealth, Kylie has faced numerous controversies and legal challenges in her career. These include copyright lawsuits with her sister over unauthorized use of legendary rapper images on vintage T-shirts; repeated debates and doubts over Forbes magazine's asset evaluations; accusations of cultural appropriation; and criticisms regarding wages and conditions at overseas or local supply chain factories. These incidents mean that while enjoying business success, she also faces ongoing public and media scrutiny.

While actively expanding her business empire, Kylie also gives back to society through various channels, participating in and supporting multiple charitable causes. She has donated to the Los Angeles Children's Hospital, consistently supported LGBTQ+ communities, cancer patients, and children's aid efforts. She has also raised surgery funds for children with cleft lips through sales of specific lip kits like 'Smile.' Additionally, during the Australian wildfires and the early stages of the global COVID-19 pandemic, she generously donated large sums and distributed hand sanitizers and other protective supplies to major hospitals in Southern California, demonstrating her commitment to public welfare.