Relatable Content! Kylie Jenner Blames Mom Life for Getting ‘Sick’ and Shares Her Remedies With Fans
Parenting ain’t all fun and games, y’all. Kylie Jenner took to her Instagram Stories to air a little grievance about becoming a mom with her fans and followers on August 31 — and even poll the masses to see how many folks agree with her sentiment.
“I get sick [10 times] more now that I have a baby,” the 22-year-old wrote over a photo of a mug with tea and a tea bag in it. “Parents … Is this true for you, too?”
The makeup mogul included a “yes” or “no” poll with her question to allow fans and followers to voice their responses … and it turns out, a whopping 66 percent of people agree with our girl Ky. Honestly, we’re not all that surprised by the answer, as most school teachers are known to go through every sickness in the book in their first years of educating.
In a second snap, the dedicated mama shared some of her preferred remedies and medicines to keep comfy and get well quick. Liquid B12 vitamin and echinacea tablets were featured, as well as Beekeeper’s Natural throat spray and some ginger honey instant tea. Judging by the products at hand, it seems like the KUWTK star is nursing a sore throat.
Hey, listen, it happens sometimes when you live that go, go, go life. In fact, Kylie and her baby daddy, Travis Scott, have been pretty busy lately celebrating and promoting his brand new Netflix documentary, Look Mom I Can Fly.
The dynamic duo brought their daughter, Stormi Webster, to take part in her very first red carpet ever in honor of the special film — and needless to say, she was the cutest thing about the entire night. She even joked that her sweet girl “always steals the scene” while doing the carpet for the premiere.
Sounds like the baby we know and love!
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