Or, at least, the 21-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star has done so via social media.
Taking to Instagram on Monday, the model gave fans and followers a look inside the home that money can buy.
And money is no object for the young businesswoman – who was recently celebrated by Forbes magazine for being on track to become the youngest ever self-made billionaire.
Judging by Kylie’s pad, she has put her money to good use by buying herself an incredible space for herself and baby daughter Stormi to grow up.
Footage showed a huge swimming pool, a huge double bed, and a large tennis court.
The reality star has banked herself a considerable fortune after launching a successful cosmetics line.
And she has used her far reaching social media outlets to plug her lip glosses and other products and pushing herself to a huge fortune of $900 million (£700 million).
“Social media is an amazing platform,” Kylie gushed to Forbes Magazine as they celebrated her projected self-made billionaire status in July.
“I have such easy access to my fans and my customers,” she added.
Her cover sparked a backlash from fans, however, who argued Kylie was not worthy of being granted the title “self made billionaire”.
Dictionary website dictionary.com even took to Twitter to mock the cover, arguing: “Self-made means having succeeded in life unaided.”
While fans also slammed the reality star – who was launched to fame via her famous family.
“Forbes calling Kylie Jenner a self-made billionaire when she was born into extreme wealth that most people will never even be adjacent to,” one follower grumbled.
“Kylie Jenner on the cover of Forbes is nonsense not just because she was born rich but because she was literally HANDED her influence,” another tweeted.
“She steals people’s work, style, and culture. A doctor gave her her appearance, and her mother keeps her name in the news. Businesswoman my ASS,” they continued.
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