Kylie Jenner is embracing a new chapter in her late twenties, and while she plans to focus on work and raising her children, she says expanding her family remains something she hopes for down the road. In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Jenner spoke candidly about balancing motherhood, business, and personal growth as she moves through the final years of her twenties.
Kylie Jenner on having kids in the future: ‘I do want more’
“In the last years of my twenties,” she said, “I want to focus on just me, my businesses, my work, traveling with my kids and enjoying my kids.” Still, the reality star made it clear that motherhood continues to be central to her long-term plans. “I do want to have more kids,” the 28-year-old added.
Jenner currently shares two children with her former partner, rapper Travis Scott: daughter Stormi Webster, 8, and son Aire Webster, 4. The beauty entrepreneur has frequently spoken about how becoming a parent transformed her life, particularly because she entered motherhood at a young age. She was 19 when she became pregnant with Stormi and welcomed her first child at 20.
Jenner also reflected on the unusual circumstances of her own childhood, which unfolded in front of television audiences. She first appeared on the family’s reality series Keeping Up with the Kardashians when she was just nine years old. Looking at her daughter now, she said the timeline feels surreal. “I don’t think any of us knew what we were getting ourselves into in the beginning,” she explained. “I was nine, I have a daughter now who’s turning eight, so it’s crazy to see her and how young she is.”
The comparison has made Jenner reflect on how early life experiences shape a person’s first memories. “This is when you start creating your first memories,” she said, adding that growing up in the public eye meant she never really experienced a typical adult life outside of the spotlight. “I never got a taste of normalcy as an adult,” she said. “Growing up in it almost was a benefit to me because I don’t have anything to compare it to.”
Originally written by Khushali Srivastava on Reality Tea.
