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August 2, 2012 / 12 Comments

Kim Khloe Kardashian Kris Jenner Sears Stop Bullying Campaign

Dolls! This is such an important cause and I would love for you all to join my daughters and I in supporting it. We’ve teamed up with Sears for their ‘Team Up to Stop Bullying’ campaign in an effort to deliver REAL bullying solutions to the millions of kids across the country, and the world, who are bullied every day, whether it’s at school, online or even over text message!! As a mother of a child who is bullied it is incredibly important to me that we come together to support these kids. Bullying has to stop and together we can make a real difference. I ask you all to please take the Power Pledge online at Sears.com/TeamUp to sign up and learn more.

My girls and I are so passionate about solving the bullying epidemic, and we hope you will all join us in your support.

To all kids out there who have been the victim or a bully, stay strong, dolls! Support is here for you and things will get better. XOXO

Kendall Is the Face of Fashion’s Night Out!

July 31, 2012 / 1 Comment

Kendall Jenner Fashions Night Out Beverly Center

HOW gorgeous is this!? Kendall is the face of Fashion’s Night Out at The Beverly Center! Fashion’s Night Out is a nation-wide event celebrating the very best in fashion and Kendall is honored to be a part of the celebration at The Beverly Center on September 6.

Kendall & Kylie on ‘Seventeen’ Mag!

July 31, 2012 / 2 Comments

Kendall Kylie Jenner Seventeen Magazine September Cover Issue

Absolutely love how Kendall and Kylie‘s Seventeen Magazine cover turned out! They both look so beautiful! Pick up a copy on newsstands!!! XOXO

If You Missed Me on ‘Good Afternoon America’…

July 25, 2012 / 3 Comments

Last week I headed to the Good Afternoon America studios for a chat with Lara Spencer, Josh Elliot and Adam Richman and we discussed our views on whether it’s okay to be ‘BFF’ with your children. I think as a parent it can be a challenge to balance being a disciplinary figure in the household as well as being that person that your kids can confide in and rely on, open up to as they would a friend. I cherish my relationship with all of my kids and I am incredibly proud of them for everything they have achieved. Like any relationship, the one you have with your child takes time to build and develop and changes over the years, and I hope that my kids will always view me as a mother and a friend.

What’s your take on this? Xoxo