Social media queen Kylie Jenner has posted an adorable snap of her two-year-old daughter Stormi for her first day of homeschooling.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 23, posted the image of her daughter to Instagram, which showed her wearing a $12,000 Hermes bag.
The adorable pink Hermes Togo Kelly Ado Backpack went well with Stormi's little black t-shirt and shorts.
On her little feet were a white pair of Air Jordans with a print pattern on the heel too.
A proud Kylie captioned the image on her Instagram Stories: "First day of home schooool!"
It isn't Stormi's first designer bag either, as her aunt Khloe Kardashian gifted her a Louis Vuitton Weekender bag that retails at $2,000 prior to Khloe customising it.
In July, Stormi was also seen with a Louis Vuitton nano Speedy bag from mum Kylie which is believed to be worth $1,180.
Stormi Webster is the daughter of Kylie and her on-off partner, 29-year-old rapper Travis Scott, full name Jacques Berman Webster II.
The pair were believed to have split last year but have been spotted together multiple times since, sparking suggestions of a reconcilliation.
Meanwhile, the new post of Stormi comes as a bikini snap posted by Kylie has caused a surge in voting registration in the US.
The reality star had penned: “But are you registered to vote? click the link in my bio.. let's make a plan to vote together."
The image received 12 million likes and almost 50,000 people landed on the vote.org via the link in her Instagram bio, according to TMZ.
This is a huge jump following the reported 2,900 users that visited the registration verification tool.
Kylie went on to post a text message she revealed from an unrevealed source, which read: "After you posted the Voting information, vote.org saw a 1500% increase in traffic to the site. Unheard of. Power."
The make-up mogul is only the latest to encourage her followers to vote, following the likes of Rihanna, Zendaya, and Kylie’s elder sister Kim Kardashian.
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