Another Artist in the Family! Stormi Webster Shows Off Her New Finger Painting Skills
At just 13 months old, Stormi Webster is showing off her creative side. Kylie Jenner’s daughter has taken an interest in finger painting and it is too cute.
On Tuesday, March 5, the reality star, 21, celebrated her friend/ personal assistant Victoria Villarroel’s birthday, and art seemed to be a theme at the party. While all the guests made paintings, Stormi did not stay behind. Ky posted a short clip of her daughter getting messy and having fun. Stormi had a paint brush in one hand, but instead opted to use her tiny fingers to make her masterpiece, which was made up of pink, purple and green abstract figures — a true Picasso in the making.
If she takes on after her mama, maybe she’ll become a makeup expert and have a share in Kylie Cosmetics, or she’ll have her own beauty company by then. The sky is the limit and she has a great role model to show her that.
A few months ago, Forbes predicted Kylie would become the youngest self-made billionaire in the world and now that has finally come true. Thanks to Kylie’s hard work and interest in beauty products, she just surpassed Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg who reached the milestone at age 23. “I didn’t expect anything. I did not foresee the future,” Kylie told the outlet. “But [the recognition] feels really good. That’s a nice pat on the back.”
All this success serves a good distraction from her recent family drama. Two weeks ago, news broke of her best friend Jordyn Woods being involved in a cheating scandal with her older sister Khloé Kardashian’s baby daddy, Tristan Thompson. Kylie hasn’t publicly addressed the situation, but during Jordyn’s Red Table Talk appearance on Friday, March 1, she admitted she spoke to Kylie about doing the interview. It looks like there’s still hope for these pair of besties.
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