Kylie Jenner's multi-million-dollar mansion is back on the market after a nearly $10 million price cut. The Kylie Cosmetics founder's seven-bedroom Holmby Hills estate is reportedly on sale for $38 million. According to TMZ, the Los Angeles mansion was initially listed for sale in December last year with a price tag of $48 million. Now, the property is back on the market with nearly a $10 million discount. Kylie Jenner reportedly bought this sprawling mansion in 2020 for $36.5 million.Over the years, the reality star has invested in several luxury properties, building an impressive real estate portfolio. For those wondering about the TV personality's fortune, Kylie Jenner has an estimated net worth of $700 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. She amassed most of her wealth through Kylie Cosmetics, a majority stake in which she sold in 2019. The Kardashians alum later founded her fashion label, Khy, in 2023.According to Realtor.com, the 15,320-square-foot mansion features seven bedrooms and nine-and-a-half bathrooms. The concrete estate also includes a pool, bar, and theater room, among other amenities. The listing description read:"Situated on Mapleton Drive in Holmby Hills - arguably the most prestigious location in Los Angeles - this modern fortress is the ultimate sanctuary for the elite privacy seeker and wellness enthusiast seeking a professional pickleball court, basketball court, and a dedicated gym structure. Leaving the world behind, twelve-foot-tall gates recede into massive perimeter walls and lush, manicured greenery."The Holmby Hills mansion is not the only property owned by Jenner currently on the market. Kylie Jenner earlier listed her Hidden Hills mansion, with a price tag of nearly $20 million.Kylie Jenner faces a lawsuit from her former chefThe reality star recently found herself in another legal challenge after her former chef filed a lawsuit naming her. On June 22, one of Jenner's ex-chefs filed a lawsuit in the Los Angeles Superior Court. Per PEOPLE, the court documents alleged that the woman was forced to "high-pressure" tasks despite her pregnancy. The plaintiff accused that while working during a birthday party for one of Jenner's children, she was denied "adequate support," which caused her "exhaustion and overwhelming physical strain.""That evening, [she] experienced extreme physical exhaustion and heaviness throughout her body as a result of the prolonged and intense workload," the lawsuit alleged.The complaint went on to allege that the next morning, she went to the emergency room after suffering a hemorrhage and was later informed that she had lost her child.This was the third workplace-related lawsuit filed naming Kylie Jenner. Earlier, two of her former housekeepers filed complaints making similar workload allegations. Notably, none of the complaints made direct complaints against Jenner and rather alleged unfair treatment by supervisors.Also read: Jeff Bezos' ex-wife Mackenzie Scott donates billions, gets slammed by Elon Musk