Kris Jenner has changed her mind about selling the Hidden Hills estate that turned her family into a reality TV empire — for the second time this year.

The Kardashian-Jenner matriarch quietly pulled her 8,860-square-foot Mediterranean-style mansion off the market on Wednesday, September 23, according to property records cited by Realtor.com's reporting. Jenner first listed the six-bedroom, eight-bathroom home for $13.5 million in February 2025, briefly yanked it in May 2026, then relisted it days later at the identical price — only to withdraw it again roughly four months on.

The home isn't just another Hidden Hills trophy property. Jenner and then-husband Caitlyn Jenner bought it for $4 million back in 2010, and it went on to serve as the primary filming location for Keeping Up With the Kardashians across all 20 seasons, plus continued appearances on the Hulu follow-up The Kardashians. It's the backdrop for countless family blowups, birthday parties and confessional-couch moments that built the Kardashian-Jenner brand.

Sources told TMZ that Jenner is having "second thoughts" about parting with the estate despite reportedly fielding real interest, with one insider saying her hesitation isn't about a lack of buyers but about "reconsidering the bigger picture" — namely, the sentimental weight of the address where she raised Kourtney, Kim, Khoé, Rob, Kendall and Kylie. Jenner has been candid in the past about her more mercenary motivations for selling; asked on The Kardashians why she'd part with the house, she deadpanned, "Cash. I mean, is that a question?" according to FemaleFirst.

Whether the on-again, off-again listing saga means Jenner has settled on keeping the house for good remains unclear — but for now, the mansion that launched a dynasty isn't going anywhere.