Malibu Nanny: The True Adventures Of The Former Kardashian Nanny

It really got me to thinking though. What do I want to do with my life?
I knew I didn’t want to be a nanny forever. I really needed to take stock
of my life and figure it out.
When I graduated from Pepperdine (two years nearly to the day after I
had started working for Bruce and Kris), I honestly planned to quit, but
Kris asked me not to leave. She told me that if I stayed for a while,
when I did finally leave, she and Bruce would help me find a great job.
She said they knew “everyone” and would have no problem connecting
me to a great job. So I stayed.
At this point, all of the kids were in school, and I had all day to get
things accomplished because I wasn’t in school anymore. Personal
assistant to Kris became a primary role and responsibility. I got to shop
every day, and drive the Land Cruiser or BMW. I was living the life of
the rich and famous, even though I wasn’t. Not a bad life.
Shortly before I graduated from Pepperdine, Bruce and Kris moved from
Malibu to Beverly Hills. I took the opportunity to move out, and found
my own apartment in the Malibu Canyon Apartments complex in
Calabasas with two roommates. Being a live-in nanny had become
challenging, because I was always on the clock and the boundaries
tended to be hazy. The kids would come to me at night if they had bad
dreams or they were sick. It helped a lot to have set hours and wellestablished
boundaries now that I was a live-out nanny.
May 7, 1995
Dear Dad & Mom,