Kendall Jenner Opens Up About the Struggles of Her Modeling Career
Kendall Jenner has candidly shared that her path to becoming a supermodel has been anything but easy. Despite the glamorous image she projects, Kendall admits that the pressures of her career have often left her emotionally drained.
Speaking on a recent episode of the podcast Anything Goes with Emma Chamberlain, the 28-year-old reality star and model revealed, “There have been times when I’ve cried, had emotional breakdowns during the day, worked through the night, and spent most of my time on the road.”
While Kendall acknowledges her good fortune, she also highlighted the unique challenges she’s faced. “I’ve been incredibly lucky, but that doesn’t mean it’s been without its struggles—whether it’s being overworked or missing out on jobs I really wanted,” she explained.
The model also touched on the deep sense of loneliness that often accompanies her career. “It can be incredibly isolating,” she confessed. “I’ve had some really dark nights, stuck in random cities, just crying myself to sleep.”
Kendall also shared moments of doubt, saying, “There have been times when I’ve wondered, ‘Is this all worth it?’ Something major happens at home that I wish I could be there for, and I’m told I can’t.”
Despite these challenges, Kendall remains grateful for the opportunities her career has afforded her. “It’s truly a gift to be able to travel the world the way I have,” she said.
In a previous interview with Vogue, Kendall also spoke about her dreams for the future. “I aspire to longevity. Even as I get older, I hope people still remember me. I’d love to remain in the spotlight as the years go by, and one day, I want to have a family, become a mother, and raise children,” she shared.