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Khloé Kardashian teamed up with her son Tatum, 3, daughter True, 7, and niece Dream, 8, to film a funny home music video
The Kardashians star and the little ones lip synced the lyrics to Nelly and Kelly Rowland’s 2002 track “Dilemma” in the cute TikTok
The Good American co-founder shares Tatum and True with ex Tristan Thompson, while Dream is the daughter of her brother Rob Kardashian
Khloé Kardashian’s household are the stars of their very own music video!
In a clip posted on Instagram and TikTok on Tuesday, Oct. 14, the Good American co-founder could be seen teaming up with her kids True, 7, and Tatum, 3, and her niece Dream, 8, to film a funny music video to Nelly and Kelly Rowland’s 2002 track “Dilemma.”
The video began with Khloé wearing a huge pair of black shades and lip syncing the lyrics into a whisk while lying on the floor.
Tatum then appeared from the side as someone off-camera slid him along the floor and into shot, perfectly timed to the “Oh” in the song, before he disappeared.
True and Dream then appeared in the same way, with True expertly flipping her sunglasses onto her face in time to the music, before the trio all joined Khloé to mouth the lyrics.
The kids were all dressed in pajamas, with Tatum getting into the Halloween spirit in a dark gray The Nightmare Before Christmas-themed set featuring the film’s protagonist Jack Skellington, pumpkins and ghouls.
“Baby I love you 💕,” Khloé captioned the video. She shares True and Tatum with her ex Tristan Thompson, while Dream is the daughter of her brother Rob Kardashian.
The Kardashians star’s cute music video came just hours after her sister Kylie Jenner entered her pop star era by featuring on Los Angeles duo Terror Jr.’s new track “Fourth Strike.”
Jenner, 28, dropped the video for her verse on the new pop banger at midnight on Tuesday after teasing the collaboration the previous day.
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Khloé Kardashian with daughter True
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The new song brings a sultry electro-pop vibe, complete with Jenner whispering “King Kylie” — a reference to her 2014 aesthetic, when bold hair and full glam reigned supreme — over its breezy beat. The first two verses are performed by Terror Jr., then Jenner jumps in to speak-sing the third in her distinctive deep voice.
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