Then and Now: Kendall Jenner’s First and Last Appearances on ‘The Ellen Show’

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Kendall Jenner first visited the show in 2016 to talk about why she decided to do a social media detox and what her 21st birthday party was like. She made her last appearance in 2020 and shared her love of cars and the show “Cheer.”

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