Kylie Jenner, an American model and beauty icon, has given a whopping $750,000 to a women’s empowerment organization named ‘Nest of Love.’

On the Ellen DeGeneres Show, the 22-year-old Keeping Up With the Kardashians star appeared with her mom, Kris Jenner, to kick off the 17th season. This was the Kylie Cosmetics founder’s first sit-down interview after giving birth to Stormi Webster, her and Travis Scott’s daughter.

The popular mother-daughter couple decided to support and give back after learning about the group’s inspirational work.

Kylie surprised a women’s empowerment charity named Nest of Love with a total of $750,000, making this episode much more unique than it always was.

The mother-daughter couple decided to give back and assist the organization after learning about its inspirational work from founder Samantha Gil and two of its core members, Briana Grumet and Daniela Villa.

The makeup mogul gave out Kylie Cosmetics Birthday collection to each member of the girl group, donating $150,000 to the organization and $100,000 to Samantha.

“We are giving you each $50,000,” Kylie shared with the organisation’s members. “Each one of you.. Each of you for the amazing things you guys do.” She added, “You guys are so amazing.” Kris, who is also the manager of her daughter and is 63 years old, thanked the Florida-based group for their hard work and genuine efforts.

“We admire you all so much,” Kris said. “I know I do.” Thanks to the proceeds of the Kylie Cosmetics Birthday Collection, a total of $750,000 was donated, according to Ellen DeGeneres.

In addition, the 63-year-old mother and matriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner family thanked the Florida-based group’s efforts and echoed Kylie’s remarks.

Kylie’s charitable gift comes just months after Forbes declared her the world’s youngest self-made billionaire. Of course, with her celebrity, she told Ellen that her popular sisters tease her about money all the time.

As the daytime host asked the 22-year-old star if her family gives her a “hard time,” she responded, “It’s only when we’re in a group chat talking about where we should go on a group trip, and then everyone’s like, ‘Kylie? Are you going to pay for it?’ Or, just stuff like that.”

“They’re really proud of me, for sure.” she said.