Along with a slew of pictures of the 'Sicko Mode' hitmaker, the 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star writes on Instagram, 'Let's f**k around and have another baby.'
- May 1, 2019
AceShowbiz - Happy birthday, Travis Scott (II)! The "Sicko Mode" rapper turned 28 on Tuesday, April 30, and girlfriend Kylie Jenner unsurprisingly gave him a birthday shout-out on social media. While wishing her rapper beau a happy birthday, the Kylie Cosmetics founder told him that she's ready to have another child with him.
"Watching you evolve into the partner, friend, son and father you are today has been so fulfilling," Kylie wrote on Instagram. "My real life bestie & hubby all wrapped into one. I love you and I'm so proud of you. Happy birthday. Let's f**k around and have another baby." The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star accompanied the sweet tribute with a slew of photos of the rapper, one of which featured him sleeping with their daughter, Stormi Webster.
Travis responded to her tribute in the comment section, writing, "I love u mama/Wifey. We shall rage 4ever."
Other Kardashian-Jenner family members who wished the "Butterfly Effect" spitter a happy birthday included Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian, the latter of whom commented underneath Kylie's tribute post, "OMG these are the cutest pics ever!!!! Happy Birthday Travis!!!"
Meanwhile, the matriach shared a photo of her with boyfriend Corey Gamble, Kylie and Travis alongside a caption that read, "Happy birthday @travisscott! Thank you for making @kyliejenner so happy, for being the most amazing father to my granddaughter, and for bringing so much joy into our lives. We love you x."
While Travis' birthday was on April 30, the Houston native and Kylie celebrated his milestone early by holding an "Avengers"-themed bash that featured a special screening for "Avengers: Endgame". As for his birthday present, the "Life of Kylie" star gave him a Lamborghini. Sharing a picture of the vehicle on Instagram Stories, Travis wrote, "Wifey u go in every time," adding a heart-eyes emoji.
