Kylie Jenner just sat down with her 8-year-old daughter, Stormi, and 5-year-old-son, Aire, for a Q&A interview—hosted by Stormi! Stormi came to the interview session with questions prepared, but as the video went on, fans noticed that Kylie tended to “talk over” her daughter, and the backlash is starting to pile up. Keep reading for more information.
Kylie Jenner Talks Over Stormi In New Interview
The interview was posted on Kylie Jenner’s YouTube channel and is titled, “q&a with stormi (and aire).” The video already has over 5M views, plus thousands of comments from fans. However, many fans noticed that Kylie didn’t always give Stormi a fair chance at talking about herself. In one instance, Stormi asked, “What do you like about me and Aire?” Kylie responded, “My favorite thing about you is how friendly you are. I think you make friends really easily.”
Stormi quickly sighed and said, “I do not make friends really easily,” and before she could continue, Kylie said, “I think you do!”
“I don’t think so,” Kylie continued. “When I go to drop you off at school, all the girls come running [saying], ‘Stormi’s here!’ And you make friends so easily everywhere you go no matter how old they are or who it is, you make friends so easily.”
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Social Media Reactions
Across social media platforms, users weren't impressed with Kylie's interactions with Stormi, and thought she was not only talking over her daughter, but not truly listening to her either. "Everything about this screamed Kylie doesn't know them at all," one person wrote on X. "They don't even sound alike I'm like who has been raising you lol."
"Stormi said who she is and Kylie talked over her!" one person wrote. "Kids tell you who they are if you actually listen! That moment said everything."
"That moment says a lot," agreed the next user. "Stormi knew herself, but Kylie seemed more focused on defending her own version of reality. Kids shouldn't have to fight to be heard by their parents."
"That moment definitely shows how easy it is for a parent to assume they know exactly how their child feels," said another.
"It feels like a disconnect between the lifestyle she portrays and the actual daily parenting experience," added the next.
"She has two nannies for each kid," a final user pointed out. "You can feel the detachment in the video."
