Forbes tracks Kim Kardashian. It tracks Kylie Jenner. It tracks Kris Jenner. It does not track Kourtney — her Forbes profile URL simply returns a 404. That absence explains why almost every number attached to her is either a family total divided by six or a company’s revenue mistaken for her own.
Kourtney Kardashian Net Worth: What the Sources Say
- $65 million — Celebrity Net Worth, updated April 2026
- Forbes publishes no estimate for her, despite tracking her sisters and her mother
- Our take: $65 million as an aggregator estimate — and possibly stale on the low side, because her stake in Lemme is private and unvalued. See our methodology.
Nobody Has Ever Reported What She Earns From Television
This is the structural problem with valuing any individual Kardashian, and it deserves stating plainly: every television figure on record is a family total.
- 2012, E! — a reported $40 million over three seasons. E! never disclosed terms.
- 2015, E! — a reported $100 million over four seasons, which NBCUniversal called “grossly inaccurate” on the record.
- 2017, E! — a reported $150 million over five seasons, while a separate source told CNNMoney the real figure was “well south” of $100 million.
- 2020, Hulu — a reported nine figures for two seasons, sourced to anonymous insiders and never confirmed by Disney or Hulu. Subsequent renewals in 2023 and 2024 had no disclosed value at all.
TMZ’s 2017 report noted the crucial detail: the family decides how to split the money among themselves. So the “$4.5 million per season” figure attached to Kourtney across the web is not reporting — it is arithmetic, and badly attributed arithmetic at that. We traced the highest-ranking version of it and found no attribution whatsoever. It appears to be reverse-engineered from a family total divided six ways.
One further deduction that most profiles skip: Kris Jenner takes a 10% management commission on her children’s earnings, per Forbes.
Lemme Is a $200 Million Brand — Which Is Not Her Money
Her supplement company, co-founded with Simon Huck in 2022, is genuinely successful. Forbes reports it is projected to pass $200 million in sales in 2026, after more than $30 million in revenue across its first sixteen months and $13 million through TikTok Shop in November 2025 alone. It reached roughly 2,000 Walmart stores in early 2026.
Read that carefully. $200 million is projected company sales — not profit, not a valuation, and not hers. Her ownership percentage has never been disclosed by anyone. Two institutional investors are confirmed at primary source, Coefficient Capital and Wittington Ventures, but no round size, date or valuation is public. (Unilever Ventures is frequently listed as a backer; Lemme does not appear on Unilever Ventures’ own portfolio page, so we leave it out.)
This cuts both ways for the estimate. Her stake is illiquid and unvalued — which means $65 million could understate her materially if Lemme’s trajectory holds. But there is no public data to quantify it, so we will not invent a higher number.
The Legal Exposure Is Real — but It Is Not the FTC
Lemme’s GLP-1 Daily product has drawn two class actions alleging false advertising. The complaints argue the supporting clinical studies had sample sizes far too small to draw valid conclusions, and showed only a 17% increase in GLP-1 without corresponding weight loss. One case was dismissed in New York for lack of jurisdiction and refiled in California state court in February 2025. A separate law firm opened an investigation into four other Lemme products in 2024.
We want to be precise about the scale of this: we found no FTC warning letter, consent order or enforcement action against Lemme or Kourtney Kardashian. The documented exposure is private litigation, not federal enforcement, and profiles implying otherwise are overstating it.
One correction on her other venture: Poosh did not shut down. It is live and publishing as of July 2026, with an operating shop and current articles. Its finances have never been disclosed — the “$15 million valuation, $3 million a year” figures circulating are unsourced.
Property: Hers, Theirs, and His
The property record is the one part of her finances documented by deeds rather than estimates — and it needs sorting by owner.
- Hers alone: a $12 million house at the Madison Club in La Quinta, bought fully furnished in 2021. Travis Barker was then her boyfriend and is not reported on the deed.
- Joint with Barker: a $14.5 million oceanfront home in Carpinteria, formerly Conan O’Brien’s, bought in October 2022 — their first home together.
- From the Disick era: the Calabasas estate bought in 2014, still owned and under renovation as of October 2025. Reported at $8.495 million at the time; later public-records reporting says $7.45 million.
Barker’s own properties — several, predating the relationship — are his, and any “$55 million portfolio” figure that merges them into hers is double-counting. We found no documented purchase or sale by Kourtney between October 2022 and July 2026.
A last note on the family library. In February 2026 Hulu acquired the rights to all twenty seasons of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, including Kourtney’s spin-offs. No money was disclosed, and what if anything flows to her from it is unknown.
Sources
- Forbes — Lemme’s projected $200 million in 2026 sales
- National Law Review — The two GLP-1 class actions
- TIME — NBCUniversal calls the $100 million report “grossly inaccurate”
- The Hollywood Reporter — The $12 million La Quinta purchase
- Forbes — Kris Jenner’s 10% management commission
- Poosh — still operating, July 2026
Money Timeline
| Date | Type | Event | Amount | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015-03 | Deal | NBCUniversal calls the reported $100 million E! deal 'grossly inaccurate' | Page Six reported a four-season renewal at $100 million for the family; NBCUniversal disputed the figure on the record. The pattern repeats across every television deal attached to the family - $40 million reported in 2012, $150 million in 2017 against a source telling CNNMoney the true figure was 'well south' of $100 million, and a nine-figure Hulu deal in 2020 that Disney never confirmed. All are family totals, and TMZ noted the family decides the split themselves. source | |
| 2021 | Deal | Buys a $12 million house at the Madison Club - in her own name | $12M | Bought fully furnished in La Quinta, California. Travis Barker was then her boyfriend and is not reported on the deed, making this one of the few assets attributable to her alone. In October 2022 they jointly bought Conan O'Brien's former Carpinteria oceanfront home for $14.5 million - their first property together. source |
| 2025-02 | Lawsuit | Second class action over Lemme's GLP-1 supplement | After a New York federal case was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction, it was refiled in California state court. The complaints allege false advertising, arguing the supporting clinical studies had sample sizes far too small for valid conclusions and showed only a 17 per cent GLP-1 increase without corresponding weight loss. Notably, no FTC warning letter, consent order or enforcement action exists - the documented exposure is private litigation, not federal enforcement. source | |
| 2026-05 | Deal | Lemme projected to pass $200 million in sales | $200M | Forbes reports the brand is projected to surpass $200 million in 2026 sales, after more than $30 million of revenue in its first sixteen months and $13 million through TikTok Shop in November 2025 alone. Read carefully: this is projected company sales, not profit, not a valuation and not her money. Her ownership percentage has never been disclosed, and no round size or valuation is public for either of its two confirmed institutional investors. source |
Key financial events, aggregated from the sources cited above. See our methodology.
Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers to the most common questions about this profile. For our sourcing and update method, see our Methodology page.
What is Kourtney Kardashian's net worth in 2026?
Celebrity Net Worth estimates $65 million, updated April 2026. Forbes publishes no estimate for her at all - her Forbes profile URL returns a 404, even though Forbes maintains tracked profiles for Kim, Kylie and Kris Jenner. We publish the $65 million as an aggregator figure, and note it may understate her: her stake in Lemme is private and has never been valued.
How much does Kourtney Kardashian earn per season?
Nobody knows, because every television figure on record is a family total. The reported deals - $40 million from E! in 2012, $100 million in 2015, $150 million in 2017, and a nine-figure Hulu deal in 2020 - all cover the whole family, and TMZ noted in 2017 that the family decides how to split the money themselves. NBCUniversal called the 2015 report 'grossly inaccurate' on the record, and Disney never confirmed the Hulu figure. The '$4.5 million per season' attached to Kourtney is not reporting: we traced the highest-ranking version and found no attribution at all. It appears to be a family total divided by six.
How much is Lemme worth?
Its valuation has never been disclosed. Forbes reports the brand is projected to pass $200 million in sales in 2026, after more than $30 million in revenue in its first sixteen months and $13 million through TikTok Shop in November 2025 alone - but those are company sales, not profit, not a valuation and not her money. Her ownership percentage has never been published. Two institutional investors are confirmed at primary source, Coefficient Capital and Wittington Ventures, with no round size or valuation public.
Has Lemme been sued or investigated?
It faces two class actions over its GLP-1 Daily product, alleging false advertising - the complaints argue the supporting studies had sample sizes far too small for valid conclusions and showed only a 17 per cent GLP-1 increase without corresponding weight loss. One was dismissed in New York for lack of jurisdiction and refiled in California in February 2025. A separate firm opened an investigation into four other Lemme products in 2024. Importantly, we found no FTC warning letter, consent order or enforcement action - the documented exposure is private litigation, not federal enforcement.
Did Poosh shut down?
No. Kourtney's lifestyle site launched in 2019 is live and publishing as of July 2026, with current articles and an operating shop including collaboration products. Its finances have never been disclosed by anyone - the '$15 million valuation and $3 million a year in revenue' figures that circulate could not be traced to any credible source.
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