Kar-Jenner Outing!Kim, Khloé, Kourtney and Kylie Have a ‘Double Date, Giving Kendall Some Serious ‘FOMO’
Girls night out! The Kar-Jenners got glammed up for a fun outing, but unfortunately, not every sister was present.
On Tuesday, March 12, Kourtney Kardashian posted a photo with sisters Kylie, Khloé and Kim, who took the mirror pic … because she’s the queen of selfies, obvs. Kendall, however, was nowhere in sight — she was actually on the other side of the country. However, she expressed how she felt about not being there. “FOMO,” she wrote, as in “fear of missing out.” Kim, 38, made sure to show her little sis some love when she reposted the same pic and tagged Kenny, 23. “We miss you,” read the caption on her Insta Story.
Kendall was in New York City for a hotel opening party at Times Square Edition Premiere, and while she wasn’t accompanied by her famous siblings, she was in good company. Hailey Baldwin, Cara Delevingne, Joan Smalls and Elsa Hosk were a few of the attendees. Kenny shared her own mirror video onto her Instagram Story, posing alongside Hailey, 22, and wrote, “Girls Night.” So while her four sisters were out having fun, at least she was, too.
This isn’t the first time Kendall had to miss on a family event. For the Christmas card last year, all the Kar-Jennner ladies were in the photo except Kendall. All their kids were present, too, which created some speculation on the photo being a moms-only zone, but it turned out Kendall had an engagement to attend.
“Kendall and my mom rushed to a meeting after this shoot so this is what we have! As many of us as possible! From our family to yours Merry Christmas,” Kim explained on Twitter at the time. It’s all good though, because Kendall is living her best life. “All my siblings posting their babies and s–t and I’m just like …” she captioned a photo of herself in a bikini taken in November. Good for you, girl!
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