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A large presumption is that the Kardashian-Jenner family are ‘famous for being famous’ because of their reality television show, however, each family member has created their own media empire for themselves and for the family as a whole. The Kardashian-Jenner media empire is a perfect example of convergence cultures, as they all effortlessly display Henry Jenkins’ idea that  ‘the flow of content across multiple media platforms’.

As well as this the connection between their television shows and their various social media accounts and business ventures the family have earned large net worth’s showing how Misha Kavka's idea that reality television promotes consumerism.

With their hugely successful reality television show spanning nearly a decade and their various business ventures such as app development, book deals and modeling the Kardashian-Jenner family have cemented themselves in the center of the public eye whilst simultaneously and possibly without realising becoming a solid example of convergence culture in contemporary media.

The family has made a huge impact on contemporary culture by simply being themselves and a family unit.