Kylie Jennerput her singing skills on full display at the Kylie Cosmetics and KKW Beauty holiday party when she grabbed the mic and belted out herviral, unintentional meme, “Rise and Shine,” for the room.
To celebrate asuccessful and monumental yearfor the Kardashian-Jenner beauty businesses — Kylie Cosmetics, Kylie Skin, KKW Beauty and KKW Fragrance — Kylie, 22,Kim Kardashian West, 39, andKris Jenner, 64, hosted an intimate dinner party at Nobu Malibu for their teams.
During the bash, Kylie stood up in front of the room and said, “Show the audience. Does everyone have their phones?” Kim, who filmed the video on her Instagram Story showed a pan of the room as Kylie said, “Here we go!”
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She then gave everyone what they wanted, andbelted out “Rise and Shine” for the crowd, which burst into lots of cheers and applause. As she laughed, Kylie hinted that she won’t be recreating her hilarious meme moment again anytime soon. She jokingly said: “That’s it! Next time I’m getting f—ing paid!”
The night got emotional when Kris reflected on 2019 during her heartfelt speech to the Kardashian-Jenner beauty brands’ employees.
“As a little idea from Kylie and me and Jen and Matthew was there too, a couple of people with a really big idea. We couldn’t do it without you and we’re so grateful and so blessed to have you here tonight,” Kris said as she teared up.
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“Just all the work that you guys put in, each and every one of you makes us who we are. And when we started out and KKW Beauty was just a dream for a minute and then we all became one big family, it makes me so proud,” Kris continued. “I am bursting with pride at my daughters who I am so proud of. You can’t do it alone and it is because of this beautiful, amazing team we have here tonight.”
Earlier this year, Kylie made a big business move when shesold a majority stake of her Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skinbusiness to beauty conglomerate Coty for $600 million, which valued her company at $1.2 billion. She had maintained full ownership of the brand since its 2015 launch.
Despite her direct competition in the beauty industry, Kimcouldn’t have been more proud of her sisterwhen the sale was announced.
“I’ve known that selling her business was always in the works for her for a long time,” said Kim. “A lot of companies were bidding and really wanted to buy her brand, and so selling just about half of it was a decision that she made about a year ago and, you know, that she wanted to. I’m so proud of her.”
Kim’s own beauty brands have been incredibly successful this past year as well, even thoughthere have been reports thatprestige cosmetics sales were declining in 2019.
“I’m very active during sales and launches,” the mom of four said in an interview withWWD. “We’ve doubled in a year. It just makes me proud of the brand and makes me want to push to do exactly what I want to do and continue to make the products that I love and stay true to the authentic collaboration.”
source: people.com
