Kylie Jenner brought her daughter, Stormi, to work while filming a new campaign video for her collab with Dunkin’. The reality star took to Instagram on July 8 to share a carousel of behind-the-scenes photos from work. Her little daughter made an adorable cameo in some of the pictures.
Kylie Jenner’s daughter Stormi makes the cutest cameo in mom’s BTS work photos
Kylie Jenner brought King Kylie back for her Dunkin’ campaign, sporting a long, light-pink wig. The pictures captured her wearing a matching satin ensemble, featuring a jacket and a midi skirt. While she looked stunning, the real showstealer was her 8-year-old daughter, Stormi, whom she shares with ex-boyfriend, rapper Travis Scott.
In one photo, Stormi sat cross-legged on the concrete floor, tucked neatly beneath the overhanging edge of a large, white scrim. She was sporting a white Houston Astros baseball jersey with orange trim, light denim shorts, and clean white sneakers. Her curly hair was pulled back as she looked off-camera.
Jenner also shared a selfie from her car, in which Stormi could be seen sitting in the backseat. Another snap showed the little girl trying on her mother’s pink wig, smiling big with her eyes squeezed shut. A pink Stanley Cup lay beside her on the tan seat. Jenner captioned her post, “my king kylie @dunkin drinks available NOW.”
Under the post, Kris Jenner remarked, “Hahahaha Stormi!!!!!!” Some fans also commented about Stormi. One fan wrote, “THE STORMI BABY,” while another said hello, writing, “Awe Hi Stormi.” Others also expressed their awe about Kylie’s pink wig. Fans commented, “the pink wig is backkk to work,” “We need more king kylie projects,” and “I love you with pink hair.”
Last month, the Kylie Cosmetics founder shared an Instagram carousel of photos that summed up her month. The first picture captured her hugging Stormi and her 4-year-old son, Aire.
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