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Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
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. to our new Showbiz newsletter for all the latest on the Kardashian clan. '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.'
Buzz Feed
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Kylie Jenner Comments On Her Style Change
If you've been keeping up with Kylie Jenner, you're aware of just how much her style has evolved over the years. At 27, the mother-of-two has moved away from the bold and edgy looks that defined her teens and early 20s in favor of softer and more minimalist looks. It's a change that many fans have been slow or even unwilling to accept, and in a new interview, Kylie opened up about the comments she's received "mourning" her former "baddie" aesthetic. "That's so funny, I've seen that before too, and I'm always like, first of all, the baddie never left," she told Dazed. "I wear a latex dress at least once a week," Kylie continued. "Like, where do you guys think the baddie went?" "People saw me in a flowy dress once in my life, and they were like, 'She's gone!'" she teased. "I wore a sundress once in Palm Springs, you know – like, can a girl wear a sundress once?" Kylie also continues to experiment and will switch up her look every now and again, like in September when she brought back her iconic blue hair from her teens on Instagram. She told Elle that that time in her life 'will always be a part of who I am," but at the same time, "it'll never be what it was when I was younger." "I probably would never wear lash extensions and thick eyebrows," she added. "There are just certain trends that I've grown out of."
Perth Now
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Blackpink's Rosé longs to be 'anonymous'
Blackpink star Rosé dreams of "being anonymous" because it would give her more "freedom". The 28-year-old pop singer shot to international fame with the girl group back in 2016, but she goes to great lengths to disguise herself - even dressing up like an old woman so she could walk the streets without being recognised - and Rose admits she hates having to give up her independence because of her job. She told Dazed magazine: "What does freedom look like to me? Freedom means being anonymous." Recalling her experience using prosthetics to disguise herself, she insisted she won't go to such extreme lengths again , adding: "It was really, really intense. I don't think I'll ever do that again." However, when asked if she would ever consider going into acting in a bid to become another person temporarily, she replied: "Wow, yes, I think that would be incredible in that sense ... Yes, I would love to act, because I'll get to feel what it's like to be anonymous." Rosé also recalled a time when she was asked to speak at a corporate event in Europe and she dreaded walking through the crowd, but she was delighted when no one seemed to notice her. She said of the experience: "I was so anxious because usually when I walk through a big crowd of people I have to understand that people are going to recognise me and look at me .. [But no one noticed me so] I was jumping up and down after ... " Rosé released her debut studio album 'Rosie' last year but she's about to get back to work with Blackpink as they kick off the 'Blackpink 2025 World Tour' on July 5 at the Goyang Stadium in South Korea. Her bandmate Lisa recently hinted they may also be releasing new music soon as they have been back in the studio working on a new album. In an interview with Variety, the 'White Louts' actress spilled: 'Actually, we were in the studio a few days ago. "We're all so super excited to get back together and go on tour. We really miss the Blinks. We can't wait to see them."
Pink Villa
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
BLACKPINK's Rosé reveals fear of being misunderstood due to celebrity status: ‘Doing something wrong…'
BLACKPINK's Rosé shared her candid insights into the difficulties of being a K-pop artist and the realities of life as a celebrity. In a recent conversation with Dazed, she discussed the pressures and challenges that accompany fame. Rosé highlighted the emotional strain that public figures endure due to the intense scrutinization of their every action. Although her comments are rooted in her personal experiences, they might be relatable to a lot of public figures. Rosé on challenges of being popular According to Rosé, her celebrity status brought numerous perks, such as easy access to material benefits, including food. However, it also came with certain drawbacks. For instance, she couldn't simply be herself or express her genuine emotions, like fear about minor things. Additionally, she felt she couldn't be the quirky or annoying friend within her group, as her actions would be under constant observation. Rosé on fear of being misjudged The BLACKPINK member also expressed her anxiety about being misjudged and criticized for things she hadn't even done. "Even if I'm not doing anything wrong, I have to think, 'What if this makes people think that I'm doing something wrong?' And not always having the fear of being misunderstood," she said. Rosé further mentioned that people could enjoy a peaceful private life only when they are non well-known by the public. On being asked what freedom meant to her, she answered, 'Freedom means being anonymous.' To have a taste of independence, she reportedly once donned wrinkled prosthetic makeup to disguise herself as a 60-year-old woman and ventured out into the streets, remaining unrecognized. Rosé on lacking work-life balance During the interview, the APT. singer also mentioned bringing work back to home as well, and keeping at it tirelessly, until she fell asleep. As per her, working hard is a good thing, but it led to her having it difficult to "detach myself and my life from my work.' She mentioned not feeling guilty about lacking a work-life balance anymore as she was happy with the fruits her hardwork bore. Rosé's genuine concerns strike a chord with numerous celebrities who face similar struggles, making her words relatable and authentic.
Pink Villa
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Pink Villa
BLACKPINK's Rosé says Jennie, Lisa and Jisoo are returning to each other with 'good energy' for DEADLINE World Tour
BLACKPINK's Rosé is living a moment that many artists dream of balancing a powerful solo career while reuniting with her group at the peak of their global influence. In a recent interview with Dazed, she opened up about what it means to return to BLACKPINK after time spent pursuing individual growth. 'Each of us has gone out and been inspired and learned so much about ourselves,' BLACKPINK 's Rosé shared. 'And now we're coming back to each other with good energy.' That quote captures more than just a reunion, it's a statement of transformation. Over the past year, all four members of BLACKPINK — Rosé, Jennie, Jisoo, and Lisa- have explored personal projects, creative ventures, and new musical directions. From solo music releases and fashion brand partnerships to high-profile collaborations with global artists, each member has expanded their identity beyond the group. But now, the focus returns to BLACKPINK — not as they were, but as they are today: more experienced, more confident, and more connected than ever. BLACKPINK'S Reunion - DEADLINE WORLD TOUR 2025 BLACKPINK is set to make history once again with their Deadline World Tour, the group's fourth concert tour and third to span the globe. This time, they're going bigger than ever, embarking on their first all-stadium tour, delivering massive-scale performances in some of the world's most iconic venues. The Deadline world tour will launch on July 5, 2025, in Goyang, South Korea, and run through 31 shows before coming to a close on January 25, 2026, in Hong Kong at Kai Tak Stadium. BLACKPINK's 'Deadline' Sparks Buzz Across the Fandom The announcement of BLACKPINK's 2025 world tour, titled Deadline, has stirred intense speculation among the fandom. Unlike their previous tours — In Your Area (2018), which marked their global breakout, and Born Pink (2022), which highlighted their artistic maturity — Deadline feels darker, edgier, and more ambiguous. BLINKs have interpreted the name as a symbol of change, possibly signalling a shift in the group's musical direction or dynamic. The sudden and low-key nature of the announcement only added to the mystery, prompting theories and debates online. Whatever it means, Deadline has everyone watching closely for what's next. For BLACKPINK's Rosé, whose soulful voice and grounded personality have long made her a fan favourite, this moment holds special significance. It's a return to her roots, but also a step forward — a chance to merge everything she's learned on her own with the strength of BLACKPINK's unity. With 'good energy' leading the way, the next chapter of BLACKPINK promises to be their most powerful yet.
