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Move over Kim Kardashian.

Cosmopolitan magazine is calling 17-year-old Kylie Jenner "The New Kardashian Mogul," and in the candid new interview, the cover girl talks everything from the endless plastic surgery rumors surrounding her to what it's really like growing up in the shadow of her famous sisters, and gives her honest reaction to her parents Kris and Bruce Jenner's headline-making divorce.

Kylie's plump pout has had plenty of people speculating she got lip injections -- even big sister Kim weighed in on the rumors in October -- but Kylie denies any plastic surgery in the new Cosmo interview.

Though never say never.

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    "You guys have watched me grow up since I was 9. My face is going to get different," she explains about her changing appearance. "Now, I know how to do my makeup, contour and everything. I'm not against surgery. I'd never say no, but I don't desire it right now."

    And how does Kylie deal with the constant -- often times negative -- rumors surrounding her?

    "When I was like 10, 11, 12, I had a really hard time with the media," she admits. "It was a lot more haters to deal with … especially since I was younger and my sisters were so beautiful and had it all together."

    Though she obviously wouldn't trade in her glamorous lifestyle.

    "I can have my moments and say that I don't want this life anymore, but I wouldn't trade it for the world," she says. "The good is definitely worth the bad."

    As for her parents' divorce last year, Kylie says she stayed strong for the cameras. But behind closed doors, it was a different story.

    "I didn't say anything [while the cameras were rolling.] I went in my room and cried right after," she reveals. "If they're happy, I'm happy, I guess."

    Cosmopolitan's February 2015 issue hits newsstands on Jan. 13.

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