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Kris Jenner Urges Kylie To ‘Protect Her Fortune’ And ‘Get A Prenup’ Before Marrying Travis Scott, Report Says
The devil works hard, but Kris Jenner works harder! When it comes to her children (and their money), the mother-of-six doesn’t mess around. According to Closer UK, Kris is all for her youngest daughter, Kylie Jenner, marrying Travis Scott… under one major condition!
“Kris knows how much Kylie wants to marry Travis and have more babies, but she’s warned her that they have to get a prenup to protect her fortune if it all goes wrong,” an insider revealed to the publication. Hmmm, do you think Kris is talking about Kylie’s $900 million fortune?
No shade to the “Sicko Mode” rapper, but Travis’ estimated net worth is only $8 million. Sure, it’s not exactly chump change, but he’s hardly in Kylie’s financial league. After all, Forbes did write that the lip kit mogul is set to be the youngest-ever self-made billionaire.
However, as it stands, the 21-year-old doesn’t seem all that concerned with matters of finance or marriage. In fact, it appears as though Kylie is more focused on growing her family above all else. A source revealed to Heat magazine that Kylie is even considering IVF to ensure that she has another daughter. Apparently, she thinks boys are “so badly behaved” and “she wouldn’t know what to do with one.” Fair enough!
“She’s made an appointment with a gender-selection specialist in LA, and she’s hoping to get pregnant within a year,” the source said. “Travis doesn’t seem to have realized everything that goes into the process — all the drugs she’ll have to take and the number of embryos that have to be created. But he does whatever she wants.”
Well, as the old saying goes: Happy wife, happy life! Except, er, when it comes to the KarJenner clan, there’s an addendum that reads: Happy Kris Jenner, happy life! Here’s hoping both Travis and Kylie keep that in mind.
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