Kylie Jenner's shock career wish for daughter Stormi, 7, as she reveals her secret talent
Kylie Jenner opened up about her dreams for daughter Stormi — and revealed she wouldn't mind stepping into momager mode herself one day.
The beauty mogul, 27, who recently dished on her sex life with boyfriend Timothée Chalamet, shared her thoughts on the 7-year-old's potential future in a new Dazed interview on Friday.
'She's a good dancer. She has this voice. I don't know, I have no idea, but I hope that she's an artist,' Kylie gushed.
Then came a bombshell comment — Kylie said she could see herself following in mom Kris Jenner 's footsteps: 'I could go on tour and be her tour manager,' she exclaimed.
For now, though, Kylie says Stormi's just a regular kid doing regular things — like TikTok dances.
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'She'll come home and be like, "Mom, I learned this TikTok dance at school." And I'm like, "How do you know this dance?"' the Kardashians star said.
They'll do the dances together and 'have the best time,' but Kylie never posts them.
'She doesn't know [that] a million people would see if it was posted,' Kylie explained, adding that she's very protective of her kids — just like her parents Kris and Caitlyn Jenner.
'I do have those moments,' Kylie added, who shares Stormi and son Aire, 3, with rapper Travis Scott. 'I think I have [a better] understanding of my parents now.'
She added: I understand why they made the decisions they did… You don't see it when you're a kid, but… your parents are always right!'
Kylie split from the Scott in late 2022.
Back in October, the bombshell opened up to Elle Magazine about how much her life has changed positively since becoming a mother at age 20.
'I haven't had a baby in a few years,' she told the outlet. 'The first part of my twenties was having children, learning what my personal style was and then losing it. Not knowing how to dress, gaining 60 pounds for both pregnancies.'
And seven years later, Kylie claims to be in a much better place emotionally, not just for herself but for her two young children as well.
'At 27, I feel more confident and more like myself than ever,' she said.
'I have to give my younger self grace. I don't like to have too many regrets in life. I think my path is what got me here today,' added.
'I'm happy with where I am and just have to keep moving forward.'
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