
Kylie Jenner has been through enough.
The first time the world laid eyes on that girl, she was twirling around a stripper pole at the age of 10, while a camera crew surrounded her with a ferocity usually reserved for influencers who spot an opening on the media wall.
(What's actually more disturbing than some innocent pole dancing fun is that she performed this stunt in the presence of the woman who tried to steal The Pussycat Dolls from Nicole Scherzinger. Being young enough to still believe in the tooth fairy does not excuse you for not knowing where your pop music loyalty should lie, young lady.)
Since that moment, we've watched her go through a series of public traumas, including, but not limited to, that time Forbes initiated a good old-fashioned witch hunt over her self-made billionaire title (a title they bestowed upon her in the first place — facts are rarely fun when burning people at the stake) or the moment where the father of her two children forgot the names of her beloved dogs (and potentially her name as well) during an interview designed to showcase their everlasting love.
For anyone who has so much as glimpsed an episode of The Kardashians, it has become very clear that Kylie Jenner has quiet quit, yet she has clearly failed to send in a formal resignation.
So in the spirit of protecting a young woman who has lipliner to apply and an empire to run, I've written it on her behalf.
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Dear Hulu executives and the Kris Jenner assistant who is not currently on unpaid stress leave.