We've all seen it. The silk pantsuit, that unmistakable pixie cut and signature laugh. Kris Jenner's Shutterfly commercial is entrenched in my mind.

Shutterfly TV Spot, 'Gifting' Featuring Kris Jenner.

"With so many great personalized options, Shutterfly is my go-to shop for when I am seeking out easy, memorable gifts.

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Kris Jenner is kicking off the holiday season with a new partnership. The reality TV star and entrepreneur is teaming up with e-commerce company Shutterfly to star in the brand's “Win the Holidays” holiday campaign. The campaign kicks off an ongoing partnership between Jenner and Shutterfly.

Jenner takes 10% of everything that her children earn from products, gigs, and television shows. Jenner told Forbes that she cut a deal with her children from the start of their business ventures, saying that she would "work hard" to support them and take a 10% cut.

“Given I am constantly surrounded by family and making new memories all the time, it is so important for me to be able to have a way to easily capture, save and share these moments, and Shutterfly makes that happen,” Jenner said in a statement.

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The study from MediaScience found that the “TV environment generated more visual attention as participants watched 71% of the ad, compared to just 30% of digital mobile ads - likely a result of the full-screen viewing experience versus the distractions inherent with the digital experience.”

10% Jenner takes 10% of everything that her children earn from products, gigs, and television shows. Jenner told Forbes that she cut a deal with her children from the start of their business ventures, saying that she would "work hard" to support them and take a 10% cut.

Frank Cicha, senior VP and president of programming for the Fox Television Stations, in a 2014 interview with the Hollywood Reporter, said Jenner was "pretty uninteresting [on camera]." He added that while the ratings weren't "a disaster," it wasn't a show that "made sense for the network".

According to Forbes, Kim K is officially a billionaire! The business magazine cited Kim's businesses, KKW Beauty and Skims, as big contributors to her wealth, as well as her reality show, endorsement deals, and various other small investments.