At just 17-years-old it seems insane to think that Keeping Up with the Kardashian's cast member Kylie Jenner may soon be marrying her much older boyfriend, Tyga, but word has it that her mom, Kris, is so desperate to keep her daughter happy that she'll allow anything right now. According to the latest gossip news updates, the reality TV show matriarch is more concerned with making as much money off the high-profile celebrity wedding than she is Kylie's well being. It's said that Kim K's momager thinks that she will be able to make as much as $5 million of her baby girl's "I do's."
While most girls her age are still dreaming about all the boys they are going to meet at college, Kylie Jenner is said to be planning to send the rest of her life with her 25-year-old hip-hop boyfriend, Tyga.
Although Kylie might be met with a little more pushback under different circumstances, one source in the latest August 10, issue of Life & Style magazine insists that Kris Jenner needs her daughter too badly at this moment to concern herself to much with parenting her:
"Kylie is the new family star, so Kris gives her whatever she wants...and she wants nothing more than to marry Tyga.
"Kylie wants this wedding to be bigger than both Kim's weddings and Khloe's wedding to Lamar Odom, and Kris has said it's possible."
Whether Kylie and Tyga get married in the next few months or not, let's hope that Kylie takes their relationship more seriously than she reportedly took her high school career.
A family friend claiming to be in the know, insists in the new Star magazine that Kylie purposefully went out of her way to find an internet based school that ostensibly allowed her to buy her diploma:
"It's not like normal high school, where you attend all day and really study.
"Kylie put in minimal effort; there were days when she didn't do any school work at all.
"In her eyes, she doesn't even need an education because she is already making money."
Because what other reason could anyone ever have to further their education than to make money off it?
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