KUWTK: Kris Jenner Says Daughter Kourtney Tries To Fire Her As Her Momager Several Times A Day!
Kris Jenner is also known as the ‘momager’ of the Kardashian-Jenner clan for a reason! There is no doubt that the matriarch is as involved as possible in her children’s many businesses but it turns out that one of them in particular, would rather that not be the case!
Kris admitted that she ‘feels like a fireman’ sometimes because of how much she has to deal with as a momager but that’s not to say she is not absolutely ‘qualified’ for the job.
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In a preview for an upcoming interview for WSJ Magazine’s The One series, she joked that her oldest child, Kourtney Kardashian , tries to fire her ‘probably three or four times, and that is just a day!’
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‘I think I am good because they are my kids and I think I’m qualified for so many different reasons,’ the matriarch stated.
She went on to compare herself to a sort of fireman since she often has ‘fires to put out’ when it comes to her kids’ public lives and careers.
When asked what makes her a good momager, Kris explained that ‘First of all I think that when it’s your child you go over and above anything that would be required of you if you were only a proper person getting a typical paycheck.’
The Jenner mentioned that she always goes all out for her loved ones.
While Kris and her family seem to have it all figured out in life that was not always the case so Kris wanted to make it clear for anyone concerned out there, that there is no set age to find your ‘perfect’ career path.
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‘In the mid to late 90s, I was having more kids and trying to establish what my career path would be. When you think about it, I started filming Keeping Up With The Kardashians when I was 52 years old. And when you think about everything we’ve accomplished since I was 52, it’s wild.’