Kylie Jenner Flaunts Her Killer Figure In A Bodysuit, But It’s The Caption That Has Kim Kardashian’s Attention
Kylie Jenner took to her Instagram and shared some pictures of her in a printed bodysuit while posing next to a Mercedes Benz SUV. She shared the post with an interesting caption, and it has Kim Kardashian’s attention too
Beauty mogul Kylie Jenner’s Instagram feed is a treat for her millions of fans. The founder of Kylie cosmetics makes sure she gives a glimpse into her life and she not only frequently shares posts on social media, but she also shares various clips and pictures of her day-to-day life on Instagram stories. She loves getting clicked and her aesthetic pictures are only proof of that. The stunning beauty had celebrated New Year’s in style with her friends and also shared pictures from the same. Now, she is back to working out, but before that, she shared a few ravishing pictures.
Kylie Jenner took to her Instagram and shared some pictures of her in a printed bodysuit while posing next to a Mercedes Benz SUV. She shared the post with an interesting caption, and it has Kim Kardashian’s attention too. Her caption reads, “once upon a time two scorpios made a leo,” which is an obvious reference to her parents Kris and Caitlyn Jenner’s sun signs. Kim Kardashian also replied to the post, but instead of commenting on the picture, her attention was drawn by the caption. She wrote, “Good caption.” ALSO READ: Aunt Kylie Jenner Is Obsessed With Chicago As Kim Kardashian Hosts A Pink Birthday Party For Daughter- INSIDE PICS
Kylie Jenner flaunted her curves in the bodysuit and accessorized it with a pair of sneakers and a crocodile-print handbag. Later, she also showed off her floral nail art, and rings in another picture.
After this, it seems Kylie Jenner hit the gym and shared workout clips on her Instagram stories. She changed into all-black workout attire and wrote, “'been working out every other day, let’s go summer 2020.”
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