John Legend And Chrissy Teigen Gift Kris Jenner The Ultimate Champagne Vending Machine

Umm thank you @chrissyteigen @johnlegend @jenatkinhair @mrmikerosenthal …When a forklift shows up at my house on Monday morning with a Champagne Vending Machine and an unlimited supply of @moetusa @moetchandon Champagne i am jumping for joy!!! And I’m not gonna lie a little drunk. I LOVE you guys thank you my beautiful friends #ilovechampagne #ilovemyfriends #blessed #luckygirl

A post shared by Kris Jenner (@krisjenner) on Jun 4, 2018 at 11:18am PDT

What do you get a woman that has everything? More of it! At least that’s what Chrissy Teigen and John Legend were thinking when it was time to get Kris Jenner a housewarming present. And by more, they meant Moët & Chandon, of course, in the form of a personalized Moët & Chandon champagne vending machine. The supercouple went in on the gift with hairstylist Jen Atkin and her husband Mike Rosenthal as a way of welcoming Kris into her new Hidden Hills mansion.

“When a forklift shows up at my house on Monday morning with a Champagne Vending Machine and an unlimited supply of @moetusa@moetchandon Champagne i am jumping for joy!!! And I’m not gonna lie a little drunk,” Jenner shared on Instagram.

While it may seem like a one-of-a kind item, Moët & Chandon created the first-ever champagne vending machine back in 2013 in London at the world famous Selfridges department store. There the machine is gold coated and the mini bottles are adorned with Swarovski crystals.

Since then, it has landed stateside at the Sky Lobby at Mandarin Oriental in Las Vegas, Arnaud’s French 75 in New Orleans, Moët-Hennessy’s corporate offices in New York, and in four lucky private homes, one being Jenner’s. Hers, though, is extra special. It’s the only one that has been customized in an all-black design and filled with  320 Mini bottles of Moët Imperial Brut. At around $15 each, that’s $4,800 worth of champagne she’s got to get through. Each bottle comes with a champagne flute for easy drinking, and the smart machine is engineered to not shake the bottles. Instead, a golden robotic arm ensures safe delivery of the bubbly.

Photo Credit: Moët & Chandon

Retail machines only accept branded Moët coins worth $20 each. Kris’ though, dispenses on order. Something she is super excited about.

“Oh my god, Moët & Chandon is the best. Chrissy and John and Jen and Mike, you guys are really amazing.”