11 People Who Are Lucky to Call Kim Kardashian a Friend

Updated on Oct 21, 2016 at 3:30 PM

Kim Kardashian has a tight-knit group of friends. From her longtime friendships with La La Anthony and Jonathan Cheban to newfound pals like Chrissy Teigen and Olivier Rousteing, her inner circle gives friendship goals a whole new meaning. Unfortunately, Taylor Swift did not make the cut, given their recent falling out after Kim posted those now-infamous Snapchats. Same with Paris Hilton, who once used to be Kim's boss. Even so, the reality TV star has a star-studded list of pals that is sure to make you jealous.

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Chrissy Teigen

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Ciara

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Brittny Gastineau

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Jonathan Cheban

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Olivier Rousteing

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Serena Williams

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Fergie

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Rachel Roy

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Carla Dibello

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Larsa Pippen

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11 People Who Are Lucky to Call Kim Kardashian a Friend

Chrissy Teigen

Ciara

Brittny Gastineau

Jonathan Cheban

Olivier Rousteing

Serena Williams

Fergie

Rachel Roy

Carla Dibello

Larsa Pippen

La La Anthony

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