Travis Scott Says Kris Jenner Helped Him Through Kylie’s ‘Scary’ Delivery Process: ‘Mama KJ, She’s The Best’
This is so sweet! During a preview of today’s new episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Kylie Jenner‘s baby daddy, Travis Scott, revealed what it was like in the delivery room on the day Kylie gave birth to their daughter, Stormi Webster.
Of course, everyone’s favorite momager Kris Jenner was there to offer her total moral support and infinite wisdom. After all, the 63-year-old has given birth a whopping six times! TBH, she could probably write a book about it. “[Kris] held it down because it was so scary,” the “Sicko Mode” rapper told Ellen. “She walked me through the whole process.”
For those of you who don’t know, the “whole process” includes a lot of, er, not-so-pretty moments… specifically the after-birth. “There’s this thing called the placenta, that I’ve just been hearing about? Oh my god. So, I was fearful of all that,” the 26-year-old said. “But I cut the umbilical cord. But, yeah, [Kris] held it down. Mama KJ, she’s the best.”
Despite the whole placenta thing, Travis couldn’t be more in love with his little girl. “Going into it, I was nervous and scared, because we’re both young. But, you know, when you first hold a baby in your arms, it’s uncontrollable,” he said. “I never thought I could just love something so hard, ya know? It’s crazy.”
And just like that — we’re crying! Thanks, Travis. Here’s hoping that he and Kylie are actually thinking about growing their little family. We bet Kris will have no issue walking him through another delivery! Though, we hear everything is easier with baby No. 2. Wink, wink. Make it happen, y’all.
You can check out Travis’ full interview with Ellen on Monday, Nov. 12, at 3 p.m. ET.
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