Kylie Jenner says she has 'responsibility' to protect 'innocent' daughter Stormi Webster from media
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Kylie Jenner has spoken about her desire to protect daughter Stormi Webster from the limelight.
The Lip Kit mogul, 26, said she feels its her “responsibility” to shield both Stormi, six, and son Aire, two, from unnecessary media attention.
The subject came up while The Kardashians star was being interviewed by The New York Times when her daughter walked into the room to talk to her.
Jenner is then noted as asking the outlet to not quote her about their conversation.
“We can’t do that to her. She’s innocent,” the Kylie Cosmetics founder explained.
Adding: "She comes in here, and she doesn’t know we’re doing an interview and then she has these quotes out in the open and she’s 6 years old. It’s my responsibility to protect her.”
Her remarks came after Jenner hit headlines following a head-turning appearances at Paris Fashion Week... with her daughter.
The younger half-sister of Kim Kardashian has also featured both of her children on her social media accounts which boast millions of followers.
On Monday, Jenner gave fans a glimpse into her morning routine with her kids in a video shared to TikTok.
The clip showed her getting out of bed and then cooking some pancakes by mixing banana, oats, water and flour.
“Mummy look I have to watch TV,” Stormi can be heard saying in the background to which Jenner replied, “You have to? Hmm.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Jenner - who shares her kids with her ex-partner, Travis Scott, 32 - spoke about how the birth of Aire had influenced her new fashion style.
“It takes me a while after I have a baby to feel like myself again. Then you get your body back, and you’re like, ‘Wait, the trends have changed,’” she said.
