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It may be time to kill off one of the characters on Keeping Up with the Kardashians." Or maybe have a season ender where they all go to a foreign country for a wedding and a gigantic explosion fells everyone until next season. Kim Kardashian West breezed into a steakhouse in Washington, D.C., last month, wearing a bright white outfit with a giant fabric flower on the lapel. Technically, it was a pantsuit, but tighter and more fabulous than its Beltway cousins. It was after this talk — mediated by the sisters' friends Malika Haqq and her twin Khadijah — that Kourtney realized it's time to officially say goodbye to her regular role on Keeping Up With the Kardashians.

So far, only a few Kardashian members have TikTok accounts, but they have already received a lot of followers and likes. One can only imagine how popular they could be on the platform if they put more serious effort into marketing and branding there. Keeping Up With The Kardashians returns for a second season less than six months after the first.

North has famously been crashing her mom's Instagram videos lately. In that first episode, audiences also see Khloe at a photo shoot for her jeans company, Kim and Kylie discussing a perfume collaboration and Kim's husband, the rapper Kanye West, getting in on the act by talking about his own projects. A highly paid reality TV star, an unbeatable businesswoman and half of one of the world's most popular couples, Kim Kardashian-West has made headlines over the past decade as she transformed from sex-tape star to a style icon and entrepreneur, resulting in an estimated net worth of $370 million.