Kris Jenner Becomes a Good Luck Charm on Chinese Social Media

Mon Mar 30 2026 17:06:25 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

Reality star Kris Jenner is trending in China as social media users adopt her image in a humorous trend, hoping for good fortune.

In a quirky twist, Kris Jenner's image has taken over Chinese social media platforms like Weibo and RedNote, with hundreds of thousands using her photos to attract luck. This trend, driven by the Kardashian matriarch's status as a successful businesswoman, has users playfully transforming their profiles in hopes of prosperity. In response, Jenner chimed in with her famous quote, 'you're ALL doing amazing, sweetie!!!!'

Social media users in China are reportedly sharing images of US reality TV star Kris Jenner as part of a trend wishing for luck and fortune on platforms such as Weibo and RedNote.

Hundreds of thousands of posts have been shared on Chinese social media in the past three days as users hope for prosperity for themselves, often humorously, including changing their profile pictures to Jenner.

Jenner, mother of Kim, Khloé, Kourtney and Rob Kardashian, as well as Kendall and Kylie Jenner, appears in reality TV shows which follow the family in everyday life.

As the so-called momager behind the family's media empire, Jenner is thought to have a net worth of hundreds of millions of dollars.

TikTok creator Marcelo Wang, who teaches viewers how to say popular phrases and slang in Mandarin, alerted many to the super random trend in a post on Friday. He explained that the trend had grown because Kris Jenner is one of the hardest working businesswomen in the US, and Chinese people really respect hard work.

Jenner herself took to the comments of a video posted by Wang, writing you're ALL doing amazing, sweetie!!!! - referencing her well-known quote from an episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians.

This meme-worthy phenomenon has now spread across various platforms, with reports indicating that over 99,000 posts using Jenner's likeness have been viewed millions of times, showcasing how global social media trends can merge distinct cultures into relatable humor.