It seems like Kris Jenner’s empire is on shaky ground, as the Kardashian matriarch faces a series of escalating issues. At the center of these controversies is an alleged scandal involving Diddy, along with rumors that Kris may have “pimped out” her own daughter, Kim Kardashian, to his notorious circle of celebrity encounters. While these claims seem pulled from a Hollywood drama, they’ve gained traction in certain circles, casting a shadow over Kris and her powerful image.

But the drama doesn’t stop there. Hulu, the streaming platform that airs The Kardashians, reportedly dropped a bombshell by canceling the show. This loss would certainly come as a huge blow to Kris, who has relied on the show for years as a platform to shape the family’s narrative and maintain their public presence.

On top of these entertainment industry woes, Kris is also reportedly under investigation by the IRS for potential tax evasion. The scrutiny centers around the California Community Church, a religious institution she founded in 2009. Allegations suggest that Kris may have been using the church as a tax shelter, hiding substantial sums of money under the guise of charitable activities. If these allegations prove to be true, the consequences could be devastating, not just financially but also legally, with the possibility of seized assets and even criminal charges.

The California Community Church has long been a point of contention. While churches are typically exempt from federal and local taxes, payroll taxes still apply, and reports claim that Kris’s church failed to pay these in its early years. There’s also concern over the church’s tithing practice, where members are encouraged to donate 10% of their earnings—a number that coincidentally matches the percentage Kris reportedly takes from her children’s earnings as their manager.

Further allegations surrounding the Kardashians’ financial dealings have emerged over the years. For instance, there’s the widely reported incident in which Forbes stripped Kylie Jenner of her billionaire status, accusing her of inflating the worth of Kylie Cosmetics. Now, questions are being raised about Kim Kardashian’s finances. While Kim is still officially listed as a billionaire, many speculate that her financial situation might not be as stable as it seems. Last year, Kim faced a $1.26 million fine from the SEC after failing to disclose that she was paid for promoting Ethereum Max, a cryptocurrency, which was part of a pump-and-dump scheme.

Adding to this, people recall Kim’s involvement in a financial scandal early in her career when she was accused of stealing $120,000 from Brandy’s mother while working as Brandy’s assistant. Even though the lawsuit was settled outside of court, it left a stain on Kim’s reputation.

Rumors also swirl around Kim’s past association with Jho Low, a Malaysian financier accused of orchestrating a massive money laundering scheme. Insiders have linked Kim to his alleged activities, suggesting she may have been involved in laundering large sums of cash through gambling ventures in Las Vegas.

Meanwhile, Kim’s personal financial situation appears to be under strain. Reports claim she took out a $48 million mortgage on her $70 million mansion post-divorce from Kanye West, adding to speculation about her true net worth. Worse yet, her family reportedly cannot offer much help, as many members, including Kris, are said to be drowning in debt themselves.

It seems Kris Jenner’s once formidable empire is now facing one crisis after another. From scandalous allegations to mounting financial pressures, the future of the Kardashian empire may hang in the balance. If these problems continue to spiral, it could be the end of an era for the family that has dominated reality TV and pop culture for years.