The cute video features the mother of one snuggling up to her baby daughter, whose pierced ears are adorned with tiny stud earrings.
- Jul 12, 2018
AceShowbiz - It appears Kylie Jenner really wants her baby daughter Stormi Webster to be a little fashionista. The cosmetics mogul has given the five-month-old girl a new look when she shared on Snapchat on Wednesday night, July 11 an adorable video of the mother-daughter duo.
The short clip features Kylie snuggling up to Stormi as the little girl reached out and pulled her mother's hair. But the mother of one didn't seem to mind it as she kissed her baby girl's face in the pink lit room. Their cute moment aside, the video also revealed Stormi's pierced ears which were adorned with tiny stud earrings. "The best kisses," she captioned the clip.
Fans of the "Life of Kylie" star are obviously loving the cute moments, with some gushing over the little girl's piercing. "Oh my god that's the cutest thing I've ever seen I don't know earrings are so cute," one fan wrote, while another added, "Her ears pierced to [love emoji]."
This arrives after Kylie graced the cover of Forbes' new "Richest Self-Made Women" issue. Speaking to the magazine, the 20-year-old revealed that she hoped her daughter, whom she shares with boyfriend Travis Scott (II), would take over her business someday. "Maybe one day [I'll] pass this on to Stormi," she said. "If she's into it."
But her gracing the cover of the magazine's issue has sparked huge backlash as many people think she doesn't deserve it. According to a source, it eventually leads her to feel like she's being bullied. Kylie allegedly "feels she is being disrespected and deserves the credit for all her hard work and marketing genius."
"As usual there are people trying to ruin her moment and unfortunately the nasty comments about how she doesn't deserve this really do hurt her," the source shares. "It hurts because she feels like she's being bullied all over again. But at the end of the day, the negative comments and haters are only fuel to her to work harder and make another billion dollars."
