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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Kylie Jenner considers herself to be a feminist.

    The 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star insists she doesn't need to depend on any man or her family and has been making her own money for years.


    She explained: "I do consider myself a feminist. I'm a young woman, for one thing, and I don't depend on a man or anybody else. I make my own money and start my own businesses, and I feel like I'm an inspiration for a lot of young girls who want to stand on their own.

    "I haven't had a dollar of my mum's money for five years. Ever since I started earning my own money, I've paid for everything: all my cars, houses, clothes, everything. I like to know exactly what's going on and I'm actually quite careful with what I spend. We all are as a family."

    The 18-year-old television personality - who has her own fashion and cosmetics lines - is keen to focus more on her personal projects going into the future.

    Speaking to the new issue of Glamour magazine about the family's E! reality show, she added: "I only show people what I want them to see [on the show]. And in time, I think I'll just slowly start moving behind the scenes. The show has to end eventually, and I'm not going to leave until we're done with it, but by 20 I want to have the whole of my cosmetics line out because that's my primary focus. I definitely won't want to be doing anything else that would make me more public."

    Meanwhile, Kylie - who is dating Tyga, 26 - previously admitted she feels as though she has grown more "introverted" as she's become more famous.

    She explained: "I'm not a shy person and when I was younger I was so crazy. Every time my mum would have people over, I'd make everyone come in and watch me do my dance moves.

    "It was so wild. And I feel like growing up in the spotlight, it just made me a more introverted person. Now I can't walk in a room and talk to people."

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