Kourtney Kardashian's Net Worth Puts Her Low on the Totem Pole for a Kardashian

Although she was once told she was the "least interesting to look at," elder Kardashian sibling Kourtney Kardashian is no slouch when it comes to her looks or her finances. Like her sisters, Kourtney has been on Keeping Up With the Kardashians, and although she briefly "quit" the television program, she's returned to Hulu's The Kardashians with a new husband in tow.

In addition to her television appearances and sister-brands, Kourtney owns the wellness brand Poosh, which is named for her eldest daughter Penelope. So, what is Kourtney's net worth, and more importantly, where does the bulk of her fortune come from? Here's what we know.

Like many of her famous sisters, Kourtney was born in Los Angeles to Kris Houghton (now Kris Jenner) and Robert Kardashian. Following her parents' divorce in 1991, Kris re-married Olympic athlete Bruce Jenner (now Caitlyn) and gained stepbrothers Burt and Brody, stepsister Casey, and half-sisters Kendall and Kylie.

After graduating high school, Kourtney is the only one of her sisters to attend college. She attended Southern Methodist University in Texas for two years before moving to Arizona and graduating from the University of Arizona with a bachelor's degree in Theatre Arts. Kourtney was first introduced on reality television after participating in 2005's Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive, in which she competed for money for charity.

Following the release of her sister Kim Kardashian's now-infamous sex tape, the Kardashian family began their reality series Keeping Up With the Kardashians. However, in addition to appearing on the show, Kourtney opened several different stores: Smooch, a children's clothing store co-operated with her mother, and DASH, an adult clothing store co-operated with Kim and Khloé.

Contrary to popular belief, Kourtney did eventually put her theatre degree to good use. In 2011, she appeared as attorney Kassandra Kavanaugh on the ABC soap opera One Life to Live. After appearing on the show, Kourtney realized she did not want to be an actress, telling People Magazine at the time, "I'd thought I'd only have two lines. But my script is so long... I'm not an actress."

Although the Kardashian sisters have made money through a variety of endorsements, including skincare line PerfectSkin, QuickTrim health products (of which they were later sued for false advertising), jewelry lines, and Pretty Little Thing collaborations, each sister has since branched off into their business ventures. Kourtney has collaborated with both Kim and Kylie on perfume and makeup lines inspired by their sisterhood.

In 2019, Kourtney officially launched her wellness and lifestyle brand website, called Poosh. Although Kourtney does not currently have products of her own, she uses the website to provide recipes and endorse other wellness products.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Kourtney's overall net worth is an estimated $65 million. While her salary is listed at $10 million, Style Caster reports that each of the Kardashian-Jenner clan collect a whopping $16.6 million for each season of KUWTK. It is unclear if the majority of her net worth comes from the advertising on Poosh's website or her various product endorsements over the years, but all that endorsing is significantly paying off!