Kardashian company co-founder advises women to become 'two ...
Emma Grede, co-founder of Kim Kardashian's Skims, suggested that women should spend no more than three hours a day with their kids in her upcoming book.
www.wfmd.comEmma Grede has been in the news for comments about parenting and time with her children, sparking discussion about #momshaming and work-life balance. The latest reports note she defended her stance in interviews and media appearances, emphasizing independence for her kids and that parenting standards are unequal for men vs. women. She and her husband Jens Grede are parents to four children: Grey, Lola, Lake, and Rafferty, and she continues to expand her ventures with Skims, Good American, and her broader advocacy work.
Key points from recent coverage:
- Emma Grede faced backlash after describing herself as a “three-hour mum” on weekends in a WSJ piece; she later addressed the comments publicly, arguing for flexible parenting and independence for children.[1]
- She discussed balancing a high-profile career with family life on outlets like Today and in interviews, noting the importance of pursuing activities that “fill my cup” during weekends.[1]
- Current profiles highlight her roles beyond business ownership, including leadership in The Fifteen Percent Pledge and her ventures in media and entrepreneurship, which keep her in the public eye.[5][8][9]
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