Kylie Jenner goes topless under sexy black robe after shock admission about her breast implants
Kylie Jenner put on a busty display in a series of sultry snaps that were shared to her Instagram page on Saturday.
The beauty mogul, 27 - who recently got candid about her breast implants - struck a variety of poses while taking snaps in the reflection of a mirror.
The mom-of-two donned a black, satin robe that was partially open at the front and loosely secured with a belt which tied around her waist.
Jenner's long, dark locks were parted in the middle and effortlessly flowed down past her shoulders in elegant curls.
Her makeup was glammed up for the spontaneous photo session and comprised of a layer of mascara on her lashes as well as a light shadow around her eyes.
A warm blush was added to her cheekbones while a nude-colored matte tint was worn on her lips for a finishing touch.
The post also included a short reel as she showed off the lowkey look while filming inside what appeared to be a hotel bathroom.
Jenner penned in the caption to her 393 million followers: 'having a reaally good hair day.'
It comes just days after the TV personality gave a shock admission about her breast implants earlier this week on Wednesday.
The Kylie Cosmetics founder responded to a fan on TikTok who had asked the reality star to unveil details about her past procedure.
Back in 2023, Jenner admitted to undergoing a boob job when she was only 19-years-old, which had been shortly before she became pregnant with her eldest child Stormi.
A social media user named Rachel Leary uploaded a clip to the platform and also typed out, 'help a girl out @Kylie Jenner. i just want to know how to get them to sit like that, respectfully.'
The star saw the post and then offered her own response in the comment section of the video.
'445 cc, moderate profile, half under the muscle!!!!!! silicone!!! garth fisher!!! hope this helps lol,' Kylie wrote, which prompted the fan to excitedly gush, 'KYLIEEEEE!!! you are the best THANK YOU!!!!'
Dr. Garth Fisher was the same plastic surgeon that Kylie's mom Kris Jenner also went to back in 2011 to undergo a facelift.
The momager recently commented on Fisher's post as she thanked him for performing her facelift over a decade earlier.
'Garth you are a such a superstar class act!! You did my first facelift in 2011... 14 years ago!!!' she began.
'And made it the most amazing experience ever and even gave us access to film so that others could get a peek inside what it's like and not be afraid...'
Jenner concluded with, 'You have taken great care of us always and remain such a close and treasured friend!! Such an incredible talent!!'
Kylie has previously been open about undergoing cosmetic procedures aside from the breast implants, such as getting fillers.
During an episode of The Kardashians in 2023, the reality star opened up about her boob job which occurred when she was age 19.
While having a conversation with close pal Stassie Karanikolaou, the mom-of-two expressed, 'You know I got my breasts done before Stormi, within six months of having Stormi, not thinking I would have a child when I was 20.
'They were still healing,' Kylie said, and then added, 'I had beautiful breasts. Just gorgeous, perfect size. I just wish I never got them done, to begin with.'
However, the Khy founder told her friend that her viewpoint on undergoing surgery has altered since welcoming her daughter Stormi, seven.
The beauty mogul shares Stormi as well as son Aire, three, with ex and rapper Travis Scott.
'I have a daughter. I would be heartbroken if she wanted to get her body done at 19,' Jenner admitted.
'She's the most beautiful thing ever. I want to be the best mom and the best example for her. I wish I could be her and do it all again because I wouldn't touch anything.'
And during an interview with British Vogue last year, Kylie discussed facing judgement over rumors that she had undergone cosmetic surgery when she was a teenager.
'Naturally you're in such a different place,' she explained in regards to being a teen. 'The world put a lot of pressure on a teenager, me, to make the right decisions.
'And I just have to be gentle with myself because although I carried so much responsibility in the moment, I was just trying to do what was best for me. I was just trying my best as a human.'
Kylie has been keeping busy and was spotted attending a Pilates class alongside her older sister Kendall in Beverly Hills on Wednesday.
The beauty mogul showed off her toned midriff wearing a black, busty sports bra as well as a pair of black leggings.
She also jumped to Instagram to share a carousel of snaps from the past week - including a few as she attended a Knicks game with boyfriend Timothee Chalamet.
The couple - who were first linked in 2023 - have recently been spotted at a few NBA games together, although she did not include the actor in her photo series.
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