Her sister has been at the centre of much controversy after Forbes named Kylie Jenner the youngest self-made billionaire of all time.
And Kendall Jenner didn’t seem keen to take any of the spotlight away from her as she made a very low-key exit from pal Madison Beer’s birthday party at The Nice Guy in Hollywood on Tuesday.
The reality star-turned-model, 23, appeared to be feeling camera shy on the outing, as she covered her face and made a quick exit to her waiting car.
Despite wanting to make a low-key exit, Kendall’s outfit was designed to turn heads as she donned a vibrant neon green crop top.
She teamed the garment with skinny black jeans and an oversized leather jacket, whilst she boosted her model frame with snakeskin court heels.
Kendall completed the look by clipping back her raven locks and donning chunky gold earrings.
The Vogue cover star’s outing comes as her younger sister Kylie, has faced backlash for being dubbed the youngest ‘self-made’ billionaire of all time.
Critics including a YouTube star and even Dictionary.com derided Forbes for calling the youngest member of the Kardashian clan ‘self-made’.
Kylie, who is 21, has amᴀssed a personal net worth of $1billion through her wildly successful make-up range Kylie Cosmetics.
On Tuesday, Forbes tweeted that Jenner was the ‘youngest-ever self-made billionaire’, reaching a 10-figure fortune at a younger age than even Facebook founder, Mark Zuckerberg.
Many took issue with that description, with YouTube star Tyler Oakley replying: ‘We’re not doing this and you’re not gonna either’.
‘Haven’t we gone over this? Self-made: Having succeeded in life unaided,’ added Dictionary.com.
‘It’s not self-made, it’s because her sister made a Sєx tape,’ quipped Piers Morgan, referencing Kim Kardashian’s notorious video with Ray J.
Kylie defended the self-made label when Forbes first used it to describe her success in August.
‘I had such a huge platform, I had so many followers already, and I had so many people watching me,’ Jenner told Paper last month.
‘But my parents told me I needed to make my own money at age 15 – that it was time to learn how to save and spend my own money.’
‘What I’m trying to say is, I did have a platform but none of my money is inherited.’
Kylie is the youngest in her famous reality TV family and the first to hit the billion dollar landmark.
She was surprised by the success of her cosmetics company, which was only founded in 2015 but is now worth an estimated $900million.
Kylie, who owns a 100 percent stake in the company, has separate income from endorsements and her family’s reality TV show. She also owns an impressive portfolio of real estate.
‘I didn’t expect anything. I did not foresee the future. But [the recognition] feels really good,’ she told Forbes. ‘That’s a nice pat on the back.’
Kylie credits her success to her enormous social media following, which ensured her a customer base before she even made her first product.
‘It’s the power of social media. I had such a strong reach before I was able to start anything,’ the reality TV star said, adding that she sees the company going ‘very far’.
‘I see [Kylie Cosmetics] going very far. I work really hard,’ she added.
But her mother Kris Jenner would not rule out that the youngest of the Kardashian family may sell the company in the future.
‘It’s always something that we’re willing to explore,’ she said.
Amazon mogul Jeff Bezos remains the richest man in the world with an estimated fortune of $131billion.
When his divorce to his wife MacKenzie is finalized, he will likely be knocked from the top spot.
Also on the list of young billionaires is Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel. At 28, he has amᴀssed a fortune of $2.1billion.
Spiegel, Jenner and John Collison, 28, are the only self-made billionaires on the young list this year.
Collison is the founder of the Irish payment company Stripe. He is worth $2.1billion.
