Kylie Jenner On Khys Future, Her Acting Era, And Zero Regrets

Ayo, Kylie Jenner is not playing around this year. She’s on the August 2026 cover of Who What Wear, sitting down with writer Jonathan Van Meter for a real one. Talking Khy. Talking acting. Talking life. At 29, she’s got plenty to say.

Who What Wear set the stage with four words: “Mother. Daughter. Sister. Billionaire.” Then they noted she’s even “been a king and, now, a princess” – with an IYKYK tossed in at the end. Think about how many versions of Kylie the world has already seen. That framing hits different.

The quote that lands hardest is the one about growing up. “I feel like I lived such an adult life when I was young,” she told Van Meter. “I’m trying to make sure that I don’t have any regrets and to do brave things and give myself more opportunities or take advantage of the ones I have.”

That’s not a PR line. That’s somebody sitting with the weight of a life that moved too fast, actually reflecting on it out loud. She launched Kylie Cosmetics at 18. She was a mom at 20. None of that is typical. She’s talking about regrets now. She’s talking about brave choices. That says a lot about her headspace right now.

On the business side, Khy is front and center. Kylie launched the direct-to-consumer fashion label in 2023. The brand built early buzz with limited drops and a clean, direct aesthetic. Now she’s figuring out the next phase. She’s talking about it in a Who What Wear cover story. That’s not a quiet move. Bigger things are clearly coming for Khy.

Then there’s the acting thing. Kylie Jenner entering an acting era – yeah, that’s a headline by itself. The “princess” reference in the Who What Wear caption feels deliberate. It could be a cameo. It could be something bigger. Something is clearly in motion. She’s grown up on screen through years of reality TV. The jump to scripted work is a real challenge. But she’s got the resources, the team, and now the stated ambition to take real swings.

This cover also marks a real press moment. Kylie doesn’t sit down for long-form fashion magazine interviews all that often. The Who What Wear shoot brought together a full production team – photographer and director Aidan Zamiri, cinematographer James Beattie, stylists Rose Grandquist and Makkaroo. Hair by Iggy, makeup by Ariel, nails by Zola. That kind of creative investment says the story matters.

At 29, Kylie is not settling for being the youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner crew. She’s got her own brands and her own story. Now she’s mapping out what “brave” looks like on her terms. This feels like a declaration. New chapter. No regrets.

The full interview is available now on Who What Wear.