Kris Jenner’s fake mansion from Keeping Up With The Kardashians has gone up for sale, though the price might be a bit too high for most people.
The series, which followed the lives of the family, was filmed inside their actual home, though the exterior shots took place at a different house altogether.
The fake exterior mansion has now gone up for sale once again, this time with a price of $8.8 million (via Zillow), an increase of over $3 million from the previous occasion.
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The listing for the property reads: “This impressive beautiful landscape 7 bedrooms, 9 baths Iredell home is situated in the prestigious Fryman estate. If you want something special, one of a kind work of art, then, this is it!
“This elegant custom home with fine detailed inspired European style will transport you from LA to Europe in light speed. Please add this home to your list, it's a must see.”
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Keeping Up With The Kardashians ended in 2021 before being replaced by The Kardashians, which returned earlier this year with a fourth season. Though the family still captures the attention of reality television fans, Kim has since branched out to acting with a number of roles.
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The star recently had a starring role in American Horror Story: Delicate, with the star garnering positive reviews for her performance as Siobhan Corbyn. Co-star Zachary Quinto also commended her work, revealing that she took to the role quickly.
“She was so lovely and warm and, really, I don’t think she needs my advice,” he said. “She seemed really in her element, and I was really impressed by her spirit and her openness. I really look forward to seeing this season because I think she’s gonna do a wonderful job.”
The Kardashians streams on Hulu and Disney+.
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