Kim Kardashian: Breaking the internet

Kim Kardashian: Breaking the internet

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Kim Kardashian Talks Private Equity
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Kim Kardashian joins 'The David Rubenstein Show' to discuss her journey in business and the launch of her own private equity shop: SKKY Partners.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.