The most widely repeated public estimate of Rob Kardashian’s net worth is about $10 million, but no official disclosure or independent calculation based on public records confirms the figure.
The clearest available evidence covers only parts of his finances: reported historical television pay, a sharp income decline described in reporting on 2018 court documents, and a live Arthur George online shop whose completed sales, profit, current ownership and owner distributions are undisclosed.
This profile concerns Robert Arthur Kardashian Jr., the American television personality and businessman born in 1987, not his late father, lawyer Robert Kardashian Sr.
Data checked in July 2026.
| Financial question | Answer |
| Official net worth | Not publicly disclosed or independently confirmed |
| Common public estimate | About $10 million from non-independent third-party estimates |
| Independently supported current range | None identified |
| Main historical income source | Reality television |
| Main visible current commercial connection | Live Arthur George online shop |
| Reported former TV minimum salary | About $1 million annually |
| Reported 2018 episode payment | $50,000 for episodes in which he appeared |
| Reported 2018 monthly income | Fell from nearly $100,000 to below $10,000 |
| Reported 2018 Arthur George ownership | Kris Jenner reportedly gained a 50% interest; current split unconfirmed |
| Confidence in the current estimate | Low because current assets and liabilities remain private |
The salary, episode-payment, income and ownership figures are historical reports connected to 2018 court documents, not current disclosures.
This assessment separates public estimates from information supported by official business pages, reputable reporting and reports based on legal documents.
Net worth is not the same as annual salary, business revenue or the total value of property connected to someone. A complete calculation would require current figures for cash, investments, business equity and property, minus debts, taxes and other liabilities.
Those records are not publicly available for Rob Kardashian. The $10 millionamount should therefore be understood as a public estimate rather than an exact account of his finances.
Rob Kardashian has not disclosed an official net-worth figure.
Celebrity Net Worthlists his estimated wealth at $10 million. Parade and Business Insider also use $10 million, but both trace the figure to Celebrity Net Worth rather than presenting independent calculations. - Celebrity Net Worth: publishes an unofficial $10 million estimate
- Parade: links its $10 million figure to Celebrity Net Worth
- Business Insider: attributes its $10 million figure to Celebrity Net Worth
This is repetition of one underlying estimate, not three independent valuations. No published calculation reviewed showed the assumed value of Arthur George, property, cash, investments or liabilities. About $10 million is therefore best described as the dominant public estimate, not a verified total or an independently supported range.
Rob’s financial history includes reality television, private businesses, product promotion and other entertainment appearances.
Television is the best-supported source of his historical earnings. Arthur George is the clearest visible commercial activity connected to him today.
Rob became widely known through Keeping Up with the Kardashians, which premiered in 2007.
He appeared regularly during the programme’s earlier years before substantially reducing his participation. Reporting connected to his 2018 financial case described television as his largest source of income.
He also starred in E!'s Rob & Chynain 2016. E! announced the programme as six one-hour episodes plus a separate special about the birth of their baby. No reliable public source provides a complete breakdown of how much he earned from the programme. The brand began with statement socks and later expanded into clothing, children’s products and family-themed merchandise. Its official online shop was live and listing products when checked in July 2026.
A live storefront shows that products are being offered for sale. It does not establish completed orders, sales volume, revenue, profitability, Rob’s salary, owner distributions or the value of his interest. No public information supports assigning Arthur George a specific multimillion-dollar valuation.
Rob has historically promoted businesses and consumer products through television and social media.
The Kardashian-Jenner name gives him commercial recognition, but there is no reliable current record showing his annual endorsement income. Family-wide social-media payment estimates should not be assigned to Rob because campaign values depend on the individual account, audience, activity level and contract.
Arthur George’s more recent family merchandise provides clearer evidence of active commercial promotion than general social-media earning calculators.
Rob competed in season 13 of Dancing with the Starsin 2011 and finished second with professional dancer Cheryl Burke, as documented in ABC News’ season 13 finale report. He also appeared on The Choiceand served as a Miss USA judge in 2012. These appearances contributed to his profile and earning power, but no dependable public records disclose what he earned or retained from them.
Rob maintains a much lower public profile than he did during the busiest years of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
Arthur George is his clearest publicly visible commercial connection. Its official online shop was live in July 2026, and he also appeared in the season seven premiere and finale of The Kardashians in 2025. No current television salary, business distribution or endorsement total has been disclosed.
| Income source | Current evidence |
| Arthur George | Live official shop; completed sales, revenue, profit, current ownership and Rob's distributions are undisclosed |
| Reality television | Appeared in The Kardashians season seven premiere and finale in 2025; no current salary or regular cast contract has been disclosed |
| Endorsements | Historical activity; no verified current annual endorsement income |
| Halfway Dead | Historical venture; no functioning official shop was confirmed in July 2026 |
| Grandeza Hot Sauce | Historical venture; no clear current retail activity was confirmed in July 2026 |
The official Arthur George shopcontinued to list socks, clothing and family-themed merchandise in July 2026, including products connected to Kris Jenner and Kylie Jenner. According to People’s report on his season seven appearances, Rob appeared at a family celebration in the season seven premiere of Hulu’s The Kardashians in 2025. In the season seven finale, which premiered on 25 December 2025, he said that he wanted to film season eight. No episode rate, annual salary or contract value was disclosed. These appearances do not establish that he returned as a regular cast member or received compensation comparable with his reported Keeping Up with the Kardashians pay.
Rob launched Arthur George as his own sock brand in 2012, but historical reporting indicates that he later stopped owning the entire company.
The official Arthur George website continues to identify Robert Kardashian as the company’s founder.
He initially used television exposure and social-media promotion to create awareness for the brand. Historical statements connected to his 2018 financial case indicated that his direct promotion had been important to the company’s performance.
That reported position applies to 2018. Rob should be described as Arthur George’s founder, not as its confirmed sole owner, and no recent first-party ownership disclosure reviewed for this article establishes whether the split later changed.
Company revenue belongs to the business before any amount becomes personal income for an owner.
A brand may need to pay for:
- Inventory and manufacturing
- Staff and contractors
- Warehousing and fulfilment
- Shipping
- Returns and refunds
- Marketing
- Payment-processing charges
- Taxes
- Other owners’ shares
Only the remaining profit can potentially be reinvested, retained or distributed.
A company recording $1 million in sales does not automatically give its owner $1 million in personal income. Arthur George’s website cannot reveal how much Rob earns from the business.
Halfway Dead and Grandeza frequently appear in lists of Rob Kardashian’s businesses, but neither has the same visible current activity as Arthur George.
Rob launched the Halfway Dead streetwear brand in June 2019 with Nicky Diamonds, also known as Nick Tershay, the creator and designer behind Diamond Supply Co. People reportedthat the online range included graphic T-shirts, hoodies and trousers, with multiple items marked sold out within hours of launch. A functioning official Halfway Dead shop could not be confirmed in July 2026. Old social profiles and product listings do not prove current trading activity.
Halfway Dead is best understood as a historical business venture unless new company information confirms ongoing operations.
Rob promoted Grandeza Hot Sauce in 2020.
Historical social-media pages remain accessible, but the known Grandeza website did not provide clear current product or purchasing information when checked in July 2026. No formal closure announcement was identified in the sources reviewed.
Grandeza should therefore be treated as apparently inactive rather than definitely dissolved.
Rob has also been connected to projects including PerfectSkin, Rival Spot, the pop group BG5 and a men’s range for Kardashian Kollection.
Participation in a project does not prove permanent business ownership. Someone may manage, promote or collaborate with a company without retaining valuable long-term equity.
Arthur George is the only one of Rob’s better-known ventures for which a live official sales platform was identified in July 2026.
The most specific television figures come from reporting on Rob’s 2018 child-support case. The Blast reportedthat the filed documents described a former minimum television salary of about $1 million a year and later pay of $50,000 for episodes in which he appeared after reducing his involvement. These figures are historical. The original television contract was not publicly available, and the reports do not establish:
- How long the $1 million minimum applied
- Whether bonuses were included
- His complete lifetime television earnings
- Management, agency or tax deductions
- Residual or reuse payments
- His current television compensation
Rob appeared on Keeping Up with the Kardashiansfrom its early years and remained connected to the programme for much of its run.
It would be inaccurate to multiply a reported episode rate by every episode because his participation varied considerably. He appeared less frequently during later seasons and eventually stepped away from regular filming.
The programme was central to his historical income and public visibility, which also helped him promote businesses such as Arthur George.
Rob & Chyna gave Rob a programme centred on his own life rather than the wider family. E! announced six one-hour episodes plus a separate birth special.
No reliable public contract establishes his total compensation. The series confirms an additional income opportunity but cannot be assigned a precise contribution to his present wealth.
Rob reached the final of Dancing with the Stars in 2011. No Rob-specific contract or verified payment was identified. His participation belongs in his career history, but it cannot be assigned a specific contribution to his present net worth.
The same reporting said Rob’s monthly income fell from nearly $100,000 to below $10,000 after he reduced filming. This supports the conclusion that television participation once had a major effect on his cash flow, but it does not establish his current income.
| Reported figure | What it represented |
| Nearly $100,000 monthly | Reported monthly income before the decline described in reporting on the 2018 case |
| Below $10,000 monthly | Reported monthly income after he reduced filming, around the 2018 child-support case |
| About $1 million annually | Reported former minimum television salary, not a current salary |
| $50,000 per episode | Reported 2018 payment for episodes in which he appeared, not a current episode rate |
These are historical figures, not a statement of Rob Kardashian’s finances in 2026.
In 2018, Rob Kardashian asked the court to modify a reported $20,000 monthly child-support payment for his daughter. People reportedthat all child-support obligations were temporarily suspended while the parties worked towards an agreement and supplied further financial documents. The figure concerned child support, not spousal support. It should not be treated as a current expense because the public reporting reviewed does not establish the present arrangement.
In a February 2018 court declaration reported by Us Weekly, Rob said he was nearly $300,000 short of the amount his accountant projected he would need to pay his 2017 tax liabilities.
This described a reported cash shortfall against a projected tax obligation, not proof of an assessed tax debt of exactly $300,000. No reliable source reviewed establishes what was ultimately owed, paid, disputed or carried forward. The statement is relevant only as historical evidence of his financial position and should not be treated as a current liability.
A Calabasas home associated with Rob sold for $2.44 millionin 2017.
The difference between those prices was $155,000 before selling fees, taxes, maintenance and other costs.
That figure cannot automatically be counted as Rob’s profit. The reporting does not fully establish:
- Who held the legal title
- Who paid the property’s running costs
- Who paid selling expenses
- How the sale proceeds were distributed
No dependable public evidence identifies Rob’s current property portfolio. Homes belonging to Kris Jenner or other family members should not be counted as his personal assets.
No reliable public record confirms how much Rob inherited from Robert Kardashian Sr.
Some celebrity wealth profiles refer to family money or speculate about inheritance, but no publicly identified estate distribution, trust statement or probate account provides a specific amount.
His father’s professional success does not establish the value of Rob’s personal inheritance. A figure cannot be added to his wealth without evidence that the asset was transferred to him.
Public family wealth rankings generally place Rob below Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Kris Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian and Kendall Jenner.
These comparisons remain approximate because different family members are valued using different evidence. Some estimates are linked to businesses with documented funding rounds or valuations, while others rely on celebrity wealth websites.
He has also participated in television and public promotion less regularly than several of his relatives.
Family wealth should not be treated as Rob’s personal wealth. Assets owned by his mother or siblings count only if Rob legally owns a share or receives money that becomes his property.
The public evidence supports three conclusions:
- Arthur George identifies Rob Kardashian as its founder and had products listed for sale in July 2026, but completed sales, revenue, profit, valuation and the current ownership split are undisclosed.
- Reporting on his 2018 court documents supports substantial historical television income, a sharp fall in monthly earnings and Kris Jenner’s reported 50% Arthur George interest at that time.
- Rob appeared in the season seven premiere and finale of The Kardashians in 2025, but no current salary or regular cast contract has been disclosed.
The available evidence does not establish his current cash, investments, property, trust interests, business distributions, tax position, loans, support obligations or total annual income. It also does not independently reconstruct the $10 million estimate, which is frequently repeated by publications that trace back to the same source.
Rob Kardashian’s net worth is widely estimated at about $10 million, but no official disclosure or independent calculation based on public records confirms that amount. Reporting on his 2018 court documents described a former minimum television salary of about $1 million a year, later pay of $50,000 for episodes in which he appeared and a sharp fall in monthly income after he reduced filming.
Arthur George’s official online shop was live in July 2026, but public sources do not disclose completed sales, profit, valuation, Rob’s current ownership percentage or owner distributions. With his present income, property, investments, debts and other liabilities private, $10 million should be treated as a third-party estimate rather than verified wealth.
Public estimates commonly place Rob Kardashian’s net worth at about $10 million. No official disclosure or independent calculation based on public records confirms that amount.
His clearest visible commercial connection is the live Arthur George online shop. He also appeared in the season seven premiere and finale of The Kardashians in 2025. Current television pay, business distributions and endorsement income have not been disclosed.
Its official online shop was live and listing products when checked in July 2026. That confirms a current retail platform, not completed sales, revenue, profit or Rob Kardashian’s personal income.
He is publicly identified as the brand’s founder. Reporting on a February 2018 court declaration said Kris Jenner held a 50% share. No more recent first-party disclosure reviewed confirms whether that ownership split remains unchanged.
Reporting on his 2018 court documents described a former minimum television salary of about $1 million a year and later pay of $50,000 for episodes in which he appeared. These are historical figures, not a current salary or complete lifetime-earnings total.
No reliable public record reviewed disclosed a specific inheritance amount. An undisclosed or speculative inheritance should not be included in a numerical wealth calculation.