Side profile of a wool-covered Lalanne sheep sculpture standing near the living room fireplace

Kris Jenner abruptly pulls her 8,860-square-foot Hidden Hills estate off the market – and Chrissy Teigen once tried to ride the sheep in her living room

Kris Jenner just yanked her 8,860-square-foot Hidden Hills place off the market after months of going back and forth. Here's the inside, from her own Architectural Digest tour. I get why she couldn't do it.

Front door and the calm part

Heels with pajamas, opening a pivot door roughly the size of a garage. The comments were more into the outfit than the door.

Kris Jenner opening the massive glass pivot front door surrounded by rustic stone walls
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She says "calm" a lot on this tour. One viewer: "Rich people love to say zen."

Formal living room featuring neutral sofas, tufted armchairs, and a large central fireplace
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A bit on the nose for a house she just decided not to sell.

Framed monochrome art print with white text reading That Was Then This Is Now
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Hold that thought. We're getting to the bar.

Interior view of an illuminated carved wood bar cabinet stocked with glassware and spirits
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Pierre Jeanneret chair by the door, casually.

Sunlit entrance hallway featuring wide-plank wood flooring, modern bench, and contemporary wall art
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Her end-of-the-day room. I'd be asleep in four minutes.

Living room seating area positioned before large black-framed windows overlooking the landscaped garden
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Contemporary framed painting displaying a white milk bottle on a textured purple and blue canvas
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Dining room

Big family dinners happen here. Knowing that family, it's still not enough chairs.

Wide view of dining room with round wood table, curved chairs, and halo pendant light
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Vibrant abstract canvas painting mounted above a low mid-century sideboard in the dining room
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Yoshitomo Nara on the back wall.

Dining table setting beneath an oversized circular chandelier with a Yoshitomo Nara print in background
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That credenza is Charlotte Perriand. She bought it from Ellen DeGeneres. As you do.

Kris Jenner standing beside a vintage credenza and abstract artwork in the formal dining room
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Round dining table centered with a carved white stone bowl and surrounding upholstered chairs
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Giant bronze halo over the table. I like it more than I thought I would.

Dark bronze circular chandelier suspended from high white ceiling over the dining area
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Great room, and a sheep

Open-riser floating timber staircase featuring glass and metal balustrades leading to upper level
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TV sunk flush into a bookmatched marble wall. Not a cord in sight. Show-off.

Great room seating area featuring dark marble slab fireplace, wall-mounted television, and white shelves
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She kept saying how open it is, over and over. Top comment: "She sounds like me during job interviews."

Spacious great room connecting seamlessly to the open kitchen and floor-to-ceiling backyard patio doors
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Bronze face, real wool. Weirdly cute.

Close-up detail of the bronze sheep face sculpture with thick textured sheep fleece
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The 1955 bar

Carved bar cabinet from 1955, same year Kris was born. Closed up, it's just a nice box.

Closed vintage 1955 bar cabinet crafted with pyramid-carved wood panels and mirrored glass top
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Mirrored top of the bar cabinet set with silver ice bucket and purple anemones
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Then it opens, lights up and the shelves start turning. "I want that bar from 1955" was all over the comments. Same.

Illuminated interior of the open vintage 1955 bar cabinet displaying revolving shelves of liquor
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Metallic gold and silver cocktail shakers nested in holders inside the illuminated bar cabinet
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Her daughter made her a lighter with Kris's own face on it, sunglasses and all. Best thing in the house and I'm not taking questions.

Silver bar tray holding white cigarettes and a custom pocket lighter featuring Kris Jenner's portrait
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Kitchen, eventually

Another Nara, pencil this time.

Framed pencil sketch portrait of a girl with bangs by artist Yoshitomo Nara
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Little gold balloon dog parked on a Tracey Emin book.

Small gold balloon dog figurine sitting on top of stacked art books on shelving
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She calls it the heart of the house. Her words: someone's always cooking here. "Not me, but someone."

Expansive gourmet kitchen featuring double marble waterfall islands and dark charcoal cabinetry
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Wolf range. For the someone.

Wolf double-oven range with signature red knobs beneath a sleek stainless steel vent hood
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She keeps these full of cookies for the grandkids. Kind of adorable.

Kitchen countertop displaying glass-domed cake stands filled with freshly baked cookies
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Open gray cabinet cubbies displaying a curated collection of minimalist white ceramic pottery
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Piano, torso, powder room

Christmas present from Kim and Kanye. Kris says everyone needs a piano. A commenter replied: "I need a house first."

Glossy black baby grand piano tucked neatly beneath the open-riser floating wood staircase
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Someone said it looks lonely under the stairs and now I can't unsee it.

Polished baby grand piano topped with a clear glass vase holding lush magnolia branches
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Yves Klein torso in a clear case. Kris says that's what she'll look like if she works out hard enough. Relatable.

Vivid ultramarine Yves Klein female torso sculpture enclosed in a clear acrylic vitrine
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Dark little powder room. She actually credits the designers on camera, Tommy and Kathy Clements with Waldo Fernandez, and people loved that she didn't pretend she did it all herself.

Moody powder room featuring an integrated gray stone sink basin and matte black faucet
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Pair of framed figurative line drawings displayed against dark walls in the powder room
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Large contemporary dark figurative painting depicting three human figures against an earth-toned backdrop
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On the way out

Glass bridge up there. We never go upstairs, and half the comments were annoyed about it.

Double-height central foyer showcasing the floating staircase, overhead glass bridge, and high skylight
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Olive trees, gravel, white pumpkins. Out we go.

Open front entry doorway looking out at the gravel motor court and olive trees
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A lot of viewers called it modest for a Kardashian, which is a funny thing to say about 8,860 square feet. I'd have pulled it off the market too, mostly for the sheep.

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