Kylie Jenner's finances have caused a huge stir lately, with claims that she faked being a billionaire.
And it's now been suggested that the Kardashian-Jenner clan are concerned about her spending after she reportedly blew £100million in just a year, Page Six reports.
A source said: "Kylie's sisters are concerned about her spending.
"Yes, she's got a lot of money — but she doesn't seem to realise how easy it is to blow through all of it. She's likely spent over $130million in the past year."
The makeup mogul, 22, spent between $50million (£40million) to $70million (£56million) on a Global Express private jet three months before the coronavirus pandemic, it's claimed.
These planes can cost around $5million (£4million) a year to run and can't land at many private airfields because they need a longer runway.
In April Kylie also reportedly bought a massive $36.5million (£29million) estate in Holmby Hills, California.
It's also claimed she splurged $15million (£12million) on a vacant plot of land next to her current home in Hidden Hills and hired Tom Brady's architect Richard Landry to build a new house.
She also paid $3.25million (£2.6million) for land at the posh Madison Club in Palm Springs and hired another architect to build a house.
Kylie also showers her family with gifts, including reportedly giving a diamond-encrusted Birkin bag to her mom.
Mirror Online has contacted reps for Kylie for comment.
Last month Kylie was accused of not actually being a billionaire and "likely faked tax returns".
The Forbes piece said: "A more realistic accounting of her personal fortune puts it at just under $900 million, despite the headlines surrounding the Coty deal that seemed to confirm her billionaire status."
Kylie went on to slam the reports on social media, writing it included "inaccurate statements and unproven assumptions".
