Kylie Jenner shares personal footage from birth of son Wolf
Kylie Jenner is sharing footage from the day she delivered her and Travis Scott’s second child, son Wolf Webster.
The emotional, 10-minute video, which was posted to her YouTube channel on Monday, shows the 24-year-old beauty mogul in the hospital with her mother, Kris Jenner, and Scott by her side.
One part of the video shows Kylie lying on her side while hooked up to various IVs – before the screen goes dark and only audio plays.
“He’s out!” Kris, 66, shouts excitedly, as Kylie says, “Hi, buddy!”
“Oh, my gosh. Your son is here!” Kylie tells Scott, 30.
“What’s up, boy? What’s up, big boy?” the rapper says sweetly.
Wolf then lets out his first cry.
The home video, titled “To Our Son,” captures Kylie’s full pregnancy journey, beginning with her very first doctor’s appointment.
At the time, she had just learned that she was “days away … from a heartbeat.”
The film also shows the moment Kylie and Scott’s 4-year-old daughter, Stormi Webster, adorably broke the baby news to Kris, who is known to her now 11 grandchildren as “Lovey.”
The video also features various selfie-style clips from the rest of the Kardashian-Jenner family as they talked about how excited they were to meet the little one.
Footage from Wolf’s giraffe-themed baby shower, as well as a tour of his nursery, are also featured in the film, along with a brief interview with Scott’s mother.
“I’m so happy that [Kylie] is the mother of my grandchildren,” she gushes.
Kylie and Scott, who have been dating on and off since Coachella 2017, welcomed their first child in February 2018 after a very secretive pregnancy.
The businesswoman then gave birth to Wolf four years and one day later on Feb. 2. Per her home video, he weighed 8 pounds and 13 ounces.
Though Kylie and Scott appear to be over the moon with their baby boy, the reality star revealed last week that postpartum this time around was proving to be more difficult for her “mentally, physically [and] spiritually.”
Kylie said she chose to speak out about her struggles because she wants fellow new moms to know she understands the “pressure” to return to normal life.
She also wanted to remind them that “it’s OK not to be OK.”
