Kendall Jenner has been very open about her insecure experiences in the past and the importance she places on what people think of her.

However, in a new interview with WSJ. magazine, the supermodel spoke honestly about how far removed she feels from the "Kardashian family" as a brand.

"Ever since I was really little, I felt out of place in the family," she told the publication, explaining that this did not mean she was not close to them." I was born into this life, but I did not choose this life."

To illustrate this, Jenner compared herself to her sister Kim.

"Kim is like, 'I went to Robertson's Kitson just to get my picture taken.' I think she was made [for this life]," the 818 founder said, adding about the paparazzi attention.

Elsewhere in the interview, Jenner explained that she doesn't really feel like a Kardashian - not exactly, of course, since she is the daughter of Kris and Caitlyn Jenner, not Kris and Robert Kardashian like her four older siblings It is not.

"I obviously understand being under the umbrella of the Kardashian sisters," she said. 'Cause I'm like my dad in a lot of ways. I think I'm a Jenner."

But before you say anything, Jenner doesn't want to sound like she's complaining about the immense privilege she was born with and all that "nepotism baby."

"I consider myself one of the luckiest people on the planet to be able to live the kind of life I do. But I think it's more challenging for me than not."

The face of Miu Miu also revealed that she has many ways to cope with the pressures of fame and scrutiny: going to therapy, keeping a journal, exercising, taking sound baths, and seeing friends and family, especially her sister Kylie and fellow supermodel Hailey Bieber and see them regularly.