Kylie Jenner Shares Video of Rarely-Seen Pups Norman and Bambi — So, What Do They Think of Stormi?
She recently welcomed daughter Stormi Webster, but Kylie Jenner was already a mother to her two fur babies Norman and Bambi. The two pups frequently made appearances on various seasons of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, while also popping up on the reality star’s social media pages, but after no sign of the sweet pups for months on end, fans began to express concern. Thankfully now, the 20-year-old has taken to Snapchat to set the record straight: her two Italian greyhounds are alive and well! Check out the video below to see Kylie’s sweet post of Norman and Bambi!
“IS THT NORMI!?” one person excitedly asked in the comments section of the @kylizzlesnapchats Instagram account. “Awww she still has them, Norman, Bambi, and their babies I love it ?????,” another adorably added.
Now that Kylie has a new baby in the house, we can’t help but wonder how the dogs are with little Stormi. It’s already been reported that the young mom is super protective when it comes to her almost seven-week-old daughter, and any mother gets a little hesitant when introducing the family pets to a newborn.
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In fact, when it comes to humans meeting her baby, Ky has strict rules. “You have to go to her house to visit,” a source revealed to Us Weekly. “She’s being very careful about keeping the baby healthy and indoors.” Hollywood Life previously reported that the makeup mogul and baby daddy Travis Scott even wear hospital masks when they’re with Stormi. “Kylie got boxes of medical masks for people to wear around Stormi because she doesn’t want her exposed to any germs, she’s still so brand new,” an insider said. “Kylie makes all the guests wear them. It’s a bit over the top, but she’s extremely cautious when it comes to keeping Stormi safe, she wants to protect her baby girl as much as she can. Travis is the same, they’re both super protective.”
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