Kendall Jenner invites fans into her $8.5M mansion to reveal Christmas decorations which include popcorn in her tree and a dollhouse - but she was PAID to do so

Kendall Jenner opened the doors to her $8.5m Los Angeles mansion on social media on Wednesday.

The Calvin Klein model shared a look at the Christmas decorations inside her over 6,000 square foot home that used to belong to Charlie Sheen.

The catwalk star flashed her tummy in a black crop top as she lounged around her nicely appointed living room that featured two brown sofas facing each other and a long hard wood coffee table decorated with red roses and art books. 

Turns out the post was earning her money.

The older sister of Kylie Jenner stamped the Instagram entry 'paid partnership' for her nearly 300M Instagram followers.

'Cozy at home in @alo,' wrote the Keeping Up With The Kardashians veteran as she wore the brand's clothes.

She made sure to show off the Alo logo on the comfy two piece outfit, which consisted of a crop top and sweatpants.

Jenner has been working for Alo for many years and often poses in their designs on social media.

There was another product placement in the post as well, which could only be spotted by eagle-eyed fans.

In a wood bowl was the logo for her tequila brand 818, a company she launched in 2021 to much success as she competes with George Clooney and Rande Gerber's Casamigos brand, which is a best seller. 

This is not the first time Kendall has showed off her sprawling home, which is complete with a swimming pool and hot tub.

In June 2020 she revealed the property in Architectural Digest.

Fans learned that the daughter of Kris Jenner is a 'tea addict,' takes a bath three times a week in a GOLD tub and has the measurements of a man's penis in pink neon in the living room section of her bedroom. 

She also won't allow a television in her living room as she prefers to talk to her pals and she converted her home theater to a room where she paints.

The tall cover girl looked elegant in a long patterned top over slacks with black slides as she seemed gracious while showing her fans around the 'peaceful' pan-Mediterranean mansion where she likes to take 'sound baths.' Sound baths use repetitive notes at different frequencies to help bring your focus away from your thoughts.

As far as her tub, it is a massive stand alone, has a long oval shape and shines plenty. 'I take a bath at least three times a week,' she said.

The entire room is ornate and interesting looking.  

There is also a steam room and Kendall shared that she worked the most on the this room because the ceiling was raised. 

She also said that the neon sign hanging on her wall - which is said to be worth up to $130K - in the living room attached to her bedroom has meaning.

The TV vet said she thinks it is the measurements of a penis. 

The sign is from 1999 and is by Tracey Emin. It reportedly spells out the dimensions of the British artist's ex-boyfriend's penis. 

When in her bedroom, Jenner pointed out a nook where she has a plug in tea pot. She admitted that she is a 'tea addict'; in the past Kendall has said she does not drink coffee.

The star also plunked down plenty of money on the home with a colorful light sculpture designed by world-famous artist James Turrell. Similar pieces from the revered California artist's Glass series are valued at a whopping $500k to $750k, according to Artsy.

'I like a house that has character. When I walked into this place, I was immediately drawn to the peaceful Spanish-y, farmhouse-y vibe,' Jenner told the magazine of her 6,625-square-foot, U-shaped sprawl.

Home is a way for the catwalk queen to ground herself amid her whirlwind lifestyle. 

'My life involves a lot of chaos and travel and high energy, so I wanted a home that feels serene, a place where I can simply zone out and relax,' she went on. 

And there is plenty of area for Kendall and friends to take things easy, courtesy of a comfortable by chic living room and several other sitting areas scattered throughout.

'I'm not a huge party person. There aren't a lot of ragers going on here,' she explained. 'I like turning on music, lighting the fireplace and candles, and watching NBA games with my friends.'

Because of that, Kendall come to love her time in the state-of-the-art kitchen. 

'This house has prompted me to spend more time in the kitchen. I’m always in there trying to up my chef game. At this point, I’m a pretty good cook,' she said. 

The yard also offers the star space to entertain. Outside is a lush garden surrounding a pool and hot-tub with elegant tile edges.

Also in her bedroom is a pair of 18th-century Italian painted door panels, which Kendall has a sentimental spot for.

'I grew up with those panels in the various homes we lived in. I asked for them when my mom was cleaning out one of her storage spaces. They bring me back to my childhood,' she said.

In addition to the Turrell and Emin, Kendall's art collection also boasts museum-beloved work from contemporary artists Barbara Kruger, Richard Prince, Raymond Pettibon, and Sterling Ruby.

Jenner made sure she's able to flex her own creative skills by replacing an home movie theater with an arts-and-crafts room with an Art Deco inspired tile design. 

The surprisingly understand primary bedroom is centrally located, sitting right at the edge of the yard.  

Her closet is also a sight to behold. The walk-in - which Kendall said was her biggest closet yet - has racks and racks of space along with shelves for her vast collection of shoes and bags. A center island was packed with small drawers for accessories and the like.

And of course it wouldn't be a Kardashian/Jenner home without a requisite glam room, which was once a bedroom.  Providing a bit of inspiration, the room was lined with the star's magazine covers.

There is also the adjacent 'fitting room' which Kendall jokingly called her 'Hannah Montana room.'

Kendall enlisted the help of mother-son design duo Kathleen and Tommy Clements as well as Waldo Fernandez.

The team was impressed by their client's vision, given her flashy profile as one of the world's top paid models. 

'Her taste was surprising, more bohemian and funky than the rest of her family. The mood she described was totally understated and down-to-earth,' Tommy said.

'Being who she is, we thought Kendall might gravitate toward something more flashy, more va-va-voom. I think we were all thrilled to discover that she has taste beyond her years,' mom Kathleen continued. 

The house itself has an interesting history. Kendall bought the spot in the Mulholland Estates from actor Charlie Sheen for $8.5million in 2017. Before that it was owned by billionaire Tom Gores, one of the owners of the Detroit Pistons.