- Kardashian family launches food startup Khloud
- Raising millions for innovative snack products
- Tech investors show keen interest
Hollywood Meets Venture Capital
Khloé Kardashian and Kris Jenner are making waves in the startup world, targeting a $10 million fundraising goal for their new venture, Khloud. The SEC filing reveals the company kicked off its capital raise last month, already securing $4.49 million in investments.
Snack Innovation Takes Center Stage
Trademark documents suggest Khloud plans to disrupt the snack market, filing registrations for popcorn, granola, and protein supplements. Bryan Baum, a serial entrepreneur from K5 Global, serves as CEO, bringing strategic expertise to the nascent brand.

Connected Networks Fuel Momentum
Michael Kives, co-founder of K5, adds star power to the startup, leveraging his deep connections in entertainment circles.

Internet speculation buzzes about a potential protein popcorn brand, highlighting the project’s intriguing potential in the competitive consumer goods landscape.