Stormi mocks mum Kylie Jenner's King Kylie era
Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi has hilariously mocked her mother's iconic King Kylie era in a new viral video.
The Kylie Cosmetics founder, 27, took to TikTok on Monday with a clip of her daughter, who she shares with rapper Travis Scott, reacting to a 2014 photo of her.
'Did you dye your hair in that photo?' The shocked seven-year-old asked her makeup mogul mother in the video, to which Jenner replied 'No it was a wig. Mummy used to love wearing wigs, coloured wigs'.
'A blue wig with a red outfit? Not a good combo,' Stormi sassily told her mother, with her eyes wide open and her hands on her hips.
'That's what she gets!' the seven-year-old told the camera.
The video received over 58 million views within the first day. Kylie Jenner Credit: Braodimage;Shutterstock
The King Kylie era, which spanned from 2014 to 2016, coincided with the launch of her makeup brand Kylie Cosmetics.
The reality star was often spotted sporting colourful wigs and skin-tight clothing in this period, with the era earning its name from the makeup mogul's Instagram handle at the time.
While Stormi doesn't seem sold on her mother's former style, fans in the comments shared their love for the era.
'One day she'll understand the cultural significance of the King Kylie era… one day,' one fan commented on the post.
'She doesn't know King Kylie paid for that house,' another added.
In a 2024 interview with Elle, Jenner said while King Kylie will always be a part of her, she has grown out of certain trends since becoming a mother.
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