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This document provides biographical information about members of the Kardashian family including Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Robert Kardashian Jr. It includes their full names, birthplaces, birthdays, heights, nicknames, relationships, appearances on reality shows, businesses and brands they are involved with.

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