You’ll never guess what Kim Kardashian carries in her tiny $30K Hermès Kelly bag

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Kim Kardashian shared the (very) few items she keeps in her miniature Hermès Kelly bag that sells for north of $30,000 — and it’s not worth even a fraction of her purse’s price tag.

Kardashian is seen grabbing dinner with “American Horror Story” creator Ryan Murphy and her mom, Kris Jenner, where she brought along her teeny black bag on Thursday’s episode of “The Kardashians.”

“I love your little purse! What’s in there? Lip balm?” Murphy asked.

Kardashian, 43, laughed and said that there was actually “nothing in it,” because she just “grabbed it” before leaving.

Kardashian admitted she had “nothing” in the bag while chatting with Ryan Murphy and Kris Jenner on Thursday’s episode of “The Kardashians.” Hulu She later clarified that if she had put some items in there, they’d include “a piece of gum, a powder puff and a lipstick.” Hulu

“But typically would be a piece of gum, a powder puff and a lipstick,” the mom of four explained.

Kardashian held the accessory with her hand while wearing a black strapless corset and light-washed jeans and pulled her hair back in a messy bun with a clip for the low-key dinner.

The Skims founder previously did a bag haul on TikTok with a big Balenciaga crystal bag and lifted out various items such as a trading card from her son, lipstick, a digital camera, a hairbrush, Orbit peppermint gum, sunglasses, blushes, a Band-Aid and a phone charger.

The Skims founder flaunted her miniature black Hermés Kelly bag. kimkardashian/Instagram Kardashian previously did a bag haul with her Balenciaga crystal bag (pictured here). GC Images

Kardashian also clarified that the “most important” thing in her bag is actually a smaller Balenciaga crystal bag that holds her makeup products.

The reality star may have nothing in her Hermès purse, but she’s got a closet full of similar styles in various sizes — including enormous totes that could hold plenty of items, and she’s not afraid to bring them with her everywhere.


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In March, Kardashian sent fans into a tizzy when she was spotted sitting courtside at a Los Angeles Lakers basketball game and set her $40,000 Hermès Birkin bag on the floor beside her feet.

Kardashian pulled out a Band-Aid, a lip liner, Orbit gum and a phone charger, among other items. Broadimage/Shutterstock The “American Horror Story” actress has not been shy in flaunting some of her fashionista items over the years. Instagram/kimkardashian

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Prior to that outing, Kardashian was photographed carrying a massive gray crocodile Birkin bag that spanned nearly two feet long.

The gray Haut à Courroies “HAC” bag costs a whopping $110,000, though it’s not the most expensive purse in her collection.

Kardashian has also shown off other items –– including the “world’s most expensive” handbag, a Himalaya Niloticus Crocodile Diamond Birkin bag, a leather-trimmed purse hand-painted by daughter North West and a $40,000 black crocodile Kelly bag.

In November, Kardashian turned heads when she held onto a massive gray Birkin bag. TheImageDirect.com The mom of four has also been seen with a $100,000 Himalaya Niloticus Crocodile Diamond Birkin handbag. SplashNews.com

Even eldest daughter North West, 10, has inherited her mom’s love of pricey purses, sporting a $10,000 white crocodile bag when she was just six years old.

The “American Horror Story” actress is no stranger to having a closet stocked with a plethora of the most expensive fashion items.

After announcing she was an ambassador for luxury brand Balenciaga, Kardashian revealed that she had a whooping 129 Balenciaga bags –– worth an estimated $387,000.

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