Kim Kardashian weighs in on 'momager' Kris Jenner's new look after fans say she looks younger than daughters
Kim Kardashian is weighing in on her mom Kris Jenner's dramatic new look.
The 69-year-old matriarch is looking noticeably younger these days, although she has not fessed up to any recent cosmetic procedures.
Her 44-year-old second-born child broke her silence on the matter, using social media to comment on the buzz after some fans admitted they think Kris now looks younger than her famous daughters.
Kim shared a photo of longtime hairstylist Chris Appleton at Saturday's Netflix Tudum 2025: The Live Event, wearing a white shirt that read, 'I'll have what Kris Jenner is having.'
Via Instagram Stories, she added the note, '@chrisappleton1 me too babe,' signaling her seal of approval.
Jenner turned heads in May after unveiling her refreshed face while in Paris for Kim's armed robbery trial.
Her rep later confirmed she enlisted the skills of celebrity plastic surgeon Dr. Steven M. Levine — dubbed the 'facelift maestro' — to achieve her rejuvenated look.
A source also told DailyMail.com that the mother-of-six is revamping her closet to match her changing appearance.
'Kris is no longer a size 10 so she has no need for those clothes. She is a size 6 these days and thrilled about it. It's the same size that she was in the 1980s,' the insider spilled.
'Her closet is completely different now — the items are so much smaller — and it makes her very happy to get back to the body that she had in her younger years,' the person added.
While Jenner hasn't publicly shared how she lost the weight, fans believe it could be due to using the diabetes and weight loss drug Ozempic.
Kris has historically attributed her lean figure to healthy eating and an active lifestyle.
Her fans have been remarking on her glowing and youthful appearance in recent sightings and social media posts.
Jenner, who shares four of her children with the late Robert Kardashian and two with Caitlin Jenner, has been candid about her cosmetic procedures in the past.
Jenner's strikingly youthful appearance in recent weeks has sparked speculation about whether she's had another facelift; pictured left in May 2025, and right in May 2024
In a 2018 Keeping Up With the Kardashians episode she welcomed viewers to follow along as she had an earlobe reduction procedure.
She lamented on the show, 'All I want is just cute ears. Ever since Kim made a comment about my ears I've always wondered and now I am looking in the mirror obsessively like, "Are they too big?"'
And the star added, 'I learned that your nose and your ears keep growing your whole life. I think that the decision to do something about my ever-changing ears is suddenly a priority.'
Kris has also been open about regularly getting Botox to help maintain a taut, wrinkle-free visage.
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