Kylie Jenner’s homage to Travis Scott on Father’s Day included a brief look at their son. She shared a photo of Scott with their 4-year-old daughter Stormy and their 4-month-old son, who used to be called Wolf, but now has a different namesake, which the parents have chosen to keep secret. They are all depicted cuddling in bed together, and Jenner wrote the photo: “Happy Father’s Day, Dad, we love you.”
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Jenner also posted a charming photo of Scott with their baby wearing matching Nike Air sneakers.
While the Kardashian star was confidential when it came to sharing photos of her new baby (none of the photos above show his face), the reality star was very open to her postpartum experience, from the highest to the highest. low. The mother of two uses Instagram as a means to connect with her fans and share a few honest words about her well-being.
“It’s not easy mentally, physically, spiritually, it’s just crazy,” she said in an Instagram story titled “6 Weeks After Birth,” according to CNN. “And yes, I didn’t want to just go back to life without saying that, because I think we can look on the internet – for other mothers who are going through this right now – we can go online and it may seem a lot more “It’s easy for other people and puts pressure on us, but it wasn’t easy for me.”
Jenner continued to offer a direct message to all mothers who are currently struggling. “It’s good it’s not good,” she explained. “Once I realized that I was putting some pressure on myself and I just kept reminding myself that I made a whole person, a beautiful healthy boy. We need to stop putting pressure on ourselves to come back. Not even physically, only mentally, after birth. So yes, I’m just sending some love. I love you guys!”
We fully understand Jenner’s desire to keep the life of her new son confidential, whether it’s keeping his name on DL or not sharing candid photos on social media. We are also exclusively here for mothers who support other mothers with honest, caring views on mental health and well-being.
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