KRIS Jenner hinted that Kylie’s swimwear line has been canceled after neglecting to mention the company while listing out the family businesses.
Last month the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum shared yet another clue that the revealing bathing suit line was axed.
Now Kris, 66, has added to the speculation after the premiere of the family’s new Hulu show on Wednesday night.
The momager discussed her morning ritual and listed out the plethora of family businesses that she helps run.
“I get up at 4 every morning,” she revealed while walking on the treadmill.
“How can people not answer their phone at 7 am? It’s like it’s almost lunchtime,” she joked.
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“I’m a mom, I’m a grandmother, I’m running businesses. There’s Kylie Cosmetics, and there’s Kylie Skin, Kylie Baby, SKIMS, Good American, 818, KKW Fragrance, Arthur George, The Hot Sauce Company, Halfway Dead, Safely,” she listed.
“Can just one person be lazy in this family,” she laughed.
But Kris made no mention of her daughter Kylie’s Swim brand, hinting at a cancellation after major fan backlash.
The reality star continued: “What did I leave out? Probably something.”
KRIS’S CLUE
Back in February, fans were convinced that Kylie’s bathing suit line had been canceled after her mom reportedly “dropped another clue” on social media.
Redditors noticed a major change in Kris’ Instagram profile.
In a screenshot of her bio and grid, the TV personality listed out all of her kid’s businesses.
The California native mentioned Kylie Cosmetics, Kylie Skin, and Kylie Baby, and posted a link to her daughter’s site for her followers.
However, the Kylie Swim line appeared to be missing from the list.
FAN COMMENTS
Fans speculated in the comments section that Kylie was forced to fold her swimwear line after major backlash from the public.
One fan said: “They haven’t posted since October. I know it’s not really swimming season but still.
“Maybe they’re restarting since they got so many bad reviews? Or maybe it’s done.”
Another fan wrote: “Didn’t they launch sometime in September? Summer was already over by then, which I thought was weird for a swimwear line.”
A third fan added: “That’s probably why the quality was trash. They rushed it.”
A fourth person mentioned: “They did get a ton of bad reviews. That’s true.”
A commentator pointed out: “People took to social media to blast the quality and list everything wrong with them.”
BATHING SUIT BACKLASH
After the launch in October, hundreds of TikTokers blasted Kylie’s fashion line, claiming the swimsuits are “poor quality”, with many fans complaining of “bad stitching” and “see-through”, “paper-thin” fabric.
Not to mention that they were being sold for $80 per item.
One TikTok user says she bought all of the one-pieces from the collection and shared her review to her account manny_boo55.
The woman was shocked that every single piece didn’t meet her expectations and said: “I bought all the one-pieces.
“I got an XL on this one lol. Didn’t go over hips. See-through. Falling apart.”
In the comments, one person said: “If this is an XL I had no chance.”
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Another agreed: “Kylie did not understand the assignment lol.”
A third commented: “There are literally so many videos saying how bad these are so why are people still buying them and acting shocked when it’s bad.”
