Caitlyn Jenner shared a new 15-minute video on Saturday with her daughter Kylie, who is putting on her YouTube subscribers for the first time.
In the filming, the 71-year-old former Olympian began teasing that the youngest of the six of them would do makeup for a local lunch after “no one else” will be available due to the ongoing pandemic of COVID- 19.
After entering the office of 23-year-old founder Kylie Cosmetics, the duo showed how excited they were “finally” to make Kylie glam.
On time: Caitlyn Jenner shared a new 15-minute video with her daughter Kylie, who is putting on her YouTube subscribers for the first time, on Saturday
Caitlyn appeared more than impressed by Kylie’s work, as she remembered when the star was just a “baby” and changed her diapers.
“Kylie always talked about makeup, she was obsessed with makeup,” reflected the alum I Am Cait about how Kylie found her passion so young.
Once they greeted each other, Caitlyn hugged Kylie in a big hug and told the audience that “they had talked about it forever.”
Closing: In the film, the 71-year-old former Olympian began teasing that the youngest of six would do makeup for a local lunch after “no one else” was available due to the ongoing pandemic. COVID-19
Impressed: After entering the office of 23-year-old founder Kylie Cosmetics, the duo looked forward to how excited they were to “finally” make Kylie glamor.
“This is the culmination of my life,” said the mother of one of her father, with whom she has dinner weekly and has become even closer over the years.
Kylie told Caitlyn’s fans that they saved “this special moment” to be recorded, because it would be “the first time” she did her father’s makeup.
“Did you ever think this day was coming,” Kylie asked, as Caitlyn shook her head before reflecting on her transition five years ago, at 65.
Sentimental: Caitlyn appeared more than impressed with Kylie’s work as she remembered when the star was just a “baby” and changed her diapers
“Kylie always talked about makeup, she was obsessed with makeup,” she reflected on how Kylie found her passion at such a young age.
Before Kylie started, she jokingly told Caitlyn to “get ready” because she was very expensive and would not do her makeup afterwards.
Then she cut Caitlyn’s hair before applying her own line of skin care and cosmetics.
Then Kylie talked about how much she liked Caitlyn’s YouTube channel, especially her motivational videos.
Excited: Once they greeted each other, Caitlyn hugged Kylie in a big hug and told viewers that “they talked about it forever.”
“This is the culmination of my life,” said the mother of one of her father, with whom she dines weekly and has become even closer over the years.
For fans: Kylie told Caitlyn’s fans that they saved “this special moment” to be recorded because it would be “the first time” she did her father’s makeup.
Kylie admitted that she did not “jump” to watch her father’s motivational videos, because she assumed that she already knew and heard her stories.
However, after talking about positive feedback recently, Kylie said she followed a few and became emotional.
“I cried for the first five minutes, I watched them as if I didn’t even know you,” Kylie praised. “I was so interested in the story that it made me want to get up and train and finish my day’s goals.”
“Did you ever think this day was coming,” Kylie asked, as Caitlyn shook her head before reflecting on her transition five years ago, at 65.
The couple agreed that it is so important to find something in life that is worth waking up to, which Caitlyn noticed as a sport for her from fifth grade.
“I remember you used to yell at me for watching all these videos on YouTube,” Kylie remembered, making Caitlyn laugh.
Then they showed the right necklaces, which had their names on them.
Sense of humor: before Kylie started, she jokingly told Caitlyn to “get ready” because she’s very expensive and wouldn’t do her makeup for free after that.
On a more serious note, Kylie asked Caitlyn to talk about how she feels that she and her sister, Kendall Jenner, still refer to her as “father.”
“Sometimes people get really confused when Kendall and I still call you dad, I know we had a discussion a few years ago, and you’d better call us dad, what do you think about that now?” she asked.
Caitlyn replied that she felt it was “one of the best decisions” she had made and said she did not feel like their mother because she was their father “all the way”.
Passionate: The couple agreed that it’s so important to find something in life that’s worth waking up to, which Caitlyn noticed as a sport for her in fifth grade.
“I will be their father until the day I die, or die,” she said, before pointing out that both of her daughters are so wonderful with her favorite pronouns.
They also talked about how great Caitlyn is in her own makeup, after applying it in secrets more than most of her children lived.
In addition, Caitlyn said she was happy that she no longer had to “sneak” or lie to survive before coming out as her true self.
Thinker: On a more serious note, Kylie asked Caitlyn to talk about how she feels that she and her sister, Kendall Jenner, still refer to her as a “father.”
“That’s why I supported you,” Kylie said. “I want you to be free yourself.”
When Caitlyn asked if Kylie’s daughter, Stormi, two, was still wearing makeup, Kylie said she was more interested in sports.
“No, he’s two years old,” Kylie chuckled. “She’s very athletic, she’ll be like me and Kendall and you.”
“I will be their father until the day I die, or die,” she said, before pointing out that both of her daughters are so wonderful with her favorite pronouns.
Speaking of Stormi: When Caitlyn asked if Kylie’s two-year-old daughter was still wearing makeup, Kylie said she was more interested in sports.
Caitlyn scoffed that Kylie’s name was athletic, but the businesswoman said she was “good at anything,” which she realized was “athletic.”
“Indeed,” said Caitlyn. “You have the Jenner gene, I understand that.”
As a child, she said that both Kendall and Kylie are very good, but said that it is difficult for them to keep the boys out of their bedrooms.
Funny: As a child, he said that both Kendall and Kylie were very good, but said it was “hard to keep the boys out” of their rooms.