Kylie Jenner Shows How She Handles ‘Fake Crying’ in a Playful Video with Stormi and Aire

Kylie Jenner knows how to handle fake crying from her kids.

On Monday, June 2, the 27-year-old mom and mogul shared a video to her Instagram Stories of daughter Stormi Webster, 7, and son Aire Webster, 3, seemingly becoming antsy while on a private jet. Jenner shares both children with her ex-boyfriend, Travis Scott, whose real name is Jacques Bermon Webster III.

“Mommy,” Stormi said in a drawn-out tone, with Aire mimicking his older sibling.

They both sat on her lap, with a white blanket and pillows seen in the frame. A flight tracker could be seen in the background on a television screen.

“No, the crying, the fake crying is crazy,” Jenner said as her children squirmed about in her lap.

At that moment, the brother and sister instantly intensified their whining, looking at one another without a tear in sight.

Nonetheless, the Khy by Kylie Jenner founder was ready.

Instead of going along with their tricks, she had one of her own — tickling her son and daughter until their faux tears turned into laughter.

In the next clip, Jenner shared a video of Aire sitting alone on the aircraft, no longer whining, but making funny faces instead.

“My silly boyyyy,” she wrote over the video. She could be heard off-camera telling him, “I love you,” as big sister Stormi giggled.

During a 2020 interview with Harper’s Bazaar before Aire’s birth, the Kylie Cosmetics founder spoke highly of how she and the “Butterfly Effect” artist coparent.

“We have such a great relationship,” she told the outlet. “We’re like best friends. We both love Stormi and want what’s best for her. We stay connected and coordinated. I think about [my parents] in situations with Stormi, what they would do. They were very hands-on with me, and I want the same for Stormi.”

She also discussed how fame has played a part in how her firstborn is raised.

“I think about it a lot because the world is just so crazy now,” the reality star said. “Exposing her to all of the negativity that comes with the Internet, I think about that too. I’m just trying my best, even though she’s still little, to remind her how blessed we are and that this isn’t normal, the way we live. It’s just our life. People want to take pictures. I think she would feel differently if I was always covering her face like, ‘Don’t look!’”

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Jenner recently shared insight as to what her baby girl might do when she gets older with Dazed.

“She’s a good dancer. She has this voice,” she said in the May 30 interview. “I don’t know, I have no idea, but I hope that she’s an artist, and I could go on tour and be her tour manager.”

Source People.com