From Momager to Wedding Officiant! Kris Jenner Presides Over Faye Resnick's Nuptials

Suzy Byrne
·Editor, Yahoo Entertainment
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Kris Jenner married Faye Resnick and Everett Jack Jr. (Instagram)

Kris Jenner’s martial history is a bumpy one, but she’s not giving up on love — or marriage!

The Kardashian matriarch, 59, presided over the wedding of her old friend Faye Resnick on Sunday. The Keeping Up With the Kardashians mom, whose divorce from Bruce Jenner (now Caitlyn) was official in 2014, also offered up her Calabasas, California, mansion for the wedding venue.

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With marble floors and high ceilings, Kris Jenner’s house looks like a church. (Instagram)

It was a bit of a reality TV star scene at the wedding, which united Resnick, who appears on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, with Everett Jack Jr. Her inner circle includes Kyle Richards, who was in the wedding with her daughter Portia. Khloé Kardashian also made an appearance — and danced with the little flower girl to Whitney Houston’s “I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)."

Paris Hilton’s father, Rick, was also a guest. His wife, Kathy, is Kyle’s sister.

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Kylie Richards posted this family photo. (Instagram)

Saying “I do” wasn’t exactly something new for the bride, who was married for the fourth time. During the wedding she made at least one dress change. At the ceremony she wore a strapless ballgown with a floral print and flowing train, but by reception time, she had slipped into a form-fitting dress with glitzy beading detail.

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Wedding prep! (Instagram)

Resnick and Jenner go way back to the ‘90s. Both women were friends with Nicole Brown Simpson and were sucked into the whole televised murder trial of her ex-husband, O.J. Simpson. Of course, Jenner’s ex was Robert Kardashian, BFF/attorney of the fallen football star.

This wasn’t Kris’s first time marrying a couple. She was actually ordained in 2011 for the wedding of her pastor, Brad Johnson. So if her own kids ever want to get married (or remarried!), she’s good to go — and building up an impressive resume.