Kim Kardashian, Is That You? Kylie Jenner Steps Out Looking Like The Spitting Image Of Her Big Sis
Major twin alert! Kylie Jenner stepped out in a pink latex dress and long blonde wig on Sept. 6 and TBH, we totally thought it was Kim Kardashian. Of course, this isn’t the first time the youngest KarJenner has channeled her inner-Kiki, but it’s by far the most head spinning.
Let’s go ahead and examine the evidence, shall we? First, we’ll show you a snapshot of Kylie alone and then a side-by-side with her big sis. Prepare to be amazed!
See what we’re saying, y’all? Kris Jenners‘ genes must be on a whole other level because with Kim and Kylie only being half-sisters and 16 years apart in age — Kylie is 21 and Kim is 37 — it’s insane how much they look alike. Need more proof? Keep scrolling.
Sure, there are some minor differences: Kim’s hair is technically neon green, not blonde. Kylie’s complexion is a bit lighter, while Kim is rocking a Miami tan. That said, it’s very apparent the newly-minted mama had her sister in mind when cultivating this skin-tight look.
Beyond looking just like Kimmie, we can’t get over how uh-mazing Ky’s post-baby bod looks. After all, it’s only been a short seven months since the KUWTK star gave birth to her little girl, Stormi Webster. At first, Kylie admitted to feeling a bit self-conscious about her figure.
“You know, my boobs are definitely three times the size which bothers me, I have stretch marks on my boobs, my stomach isn’t the same, my waist isn’t the same, my butt’s bigger, my thighs are bigger,” Kylie revealed during a Q&A on her YouTube channel in July.
“I really want to gain my core back, I feel like I have fake abs right now, it’s just like genetics, but I want real abs. I know I can have a super fit body — and just for my health. I want to do this and I want to feel good.” Well, girl, it looks like you’ve accomplished your goal — abs and all!
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