Inside Travis Scott’s Look Mother I Can Fly After-Celebration With Kylie Jenner

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For Travis Scott and Kylie Jenner, it was an evening to have fun. 

After the premiere of the Grammy-nominated rapper’s Netflix documentary, Travis Scott: Look Mother I Can Fly, in Santa Monica on Tuesday evening, the couple continued the occasion at an Astroworld-themed soirée. However, first, an outfit change! Stormi Webster‘s well-known mama switched out of the curve-hugging white midi costume she sported to the premiere and right into a strapless blue denim costume with shades for the after-party. 

The couple confirmed as much as the gathering at 1212 Santa Monica with buddies round 10:15 p.m., the place Scott’s music was taking part in on repeat and big clouds have been hanging as decor, a supply described. Joined by buddies, the group may snack on handed appetizers that includes filet mignon, grilled cheese, risotto balls and poke. 

Whereas it was a gaggle occasion, the couple turned it right into a little bit of a date evening as the 2 stayed in a nook for a lot of the evening and have been noticed kissing. “They appear actually cute and in love,” the supply described. “Kylie appeared actually completely satisfied when she was with him and was smiling at him a number of occasions whereas holding him.”

The pair additionally bought to see buddies, together with visitors Luka Sabbat and Kylie’s gal pal Stassie Karanikolaou, who stayed by the make-up mogul’s aspect your complete time, the supply mentioned. At one level, the women danced to Scott’s “No Bystanders.” Stassie additionally gave Kylie’s assistant assist taking movies and photographs and the trio frolicked by the bar. 

The evening was not full with out some celebratory pictures for the group. Based on the supply, Scott took a number of pictures of Don Julio 1942 tequila with some visitors. Based on her Instagram Story, Jenner joined in on the enjoyable and toasted to the debut of the movie at midnight. 

“Netflix!” she screamed. 

Travis Scott: Look Mother I Can Fly is streaming now on Netflix. 

—Reporting by Amanda Williams