Celebrity power and royal intrigue collide at Jenner’s party

Kris Jenner’s James Bond-themed 70th birthday celebration in Los Angeles has dominated social media, generating fresh debates around celebrity presence, online behaviour, and unexpected royal appearances.

The star-studded party, held at Jeff Bezos’ mansion on November 8, drew major names including Beyonce, Tina Knowles, Adele, and the royal couple Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Clips and photos shared by attendees showcased the glamour of the evening, from dazzling decor and lively music to extravagant wardrobes and the signature Kardashian energy.

Beyonce wore a black sweater dress with a velvet ruffled hem, sheer gloves, and statement silver jewellery, while her mother Tina opted for a glittering red gown with Lorraine Schwartz earrings.

Jenner herself stunned in a red strapless Givenchy Haute Couture gown by Alexander McQueen, paired with black opera gloves and vintage jewellery. Tina Knowles praised the party on Instagram, calling it “one of the best” she has ever attended.

She applauded the music, atmosphere, and Jenner’s radiant appearance at the party. Jenner responded, describing the evening as “the best night ever” and expressing joy at sharing it with her guests.

Yet the celebration quickly sparked debate online. Some observers noted the guest list included prominent billionaires such as Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, and Mark Zuckerberg, drawing criticism from social media users who questioned the political affiliations of attendees.

Others labelled the gathering a “legendary crossover,” celebrating the rare assembly of music icons, business magnates, and TV royalty. The event also attracted attention when Kim Kardashian quietly removed a photo of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from her birthday post.

The image, which originally showed Meghan beside Kim while Harry spoke off-frame, disappeared hours after posting, prompting fans to circulate before-and-after screenshots. The deletion reignited speculation about relations between the Kardashians and the Sussexes. Some suggested the removal reflected image management amid heightened scrutiny, while others argued it may have been a purely aesthetic choice. Kris Jenner’s own social media posts reportedly no longer feature the Sussexes, adding fuel to online chatter.

\Meanwhile, paparazzi shots of Harry and Meghan arriving at the party continue to circulate, drawing attention to their high-profile presence. Commentators dissected every detail of their appearance, blending intrigue around royalty with the glitz of the Kardashian-Jenner household.

Despite divided reactions — from praise for the star-studded glamour to criticism of political and celebrity associations — Jenner’s milestone event remains one of the most discussed entertainment stories of the week, highlighting how private celebrations can quickly become public spectacles in the age of social media.