Kylie Jenner Finally Debuted Baby Stormi's Butterfly-Filled Nursery
Honestly, we'd be down to nap there.
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Kylie Jenner gave fans a sneak peek into her daughter Stormi's nursery via Snapchat, showing off a corner of the room filled with—you guessed it—butterflies. AKA Kylie's favorite be-winged insect!
The butterfly theme makes sense considering theories that Stormi's name is a reference to The Butterfly Effect (in which the flap of one butterfly's wing can create a storm across the world)—but is slightly ironic considering Kylie's extreme fear of the insect:
The photo of Stormi's nursery comes just a few days after Kylie shared the first full-on video of her daughter, complete with Snapchat filter:
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Mehera Bonner is a celebrity and entertainment news writer who enjoys Bravo and Antiques Roadshow with equal enthusiasm. She was previously entertainment editor at Marie Claire and has covered pop culture for over a decade.