Kylie Jenner debuts shocking new pixie haircut that makes her look like mom Kris’ twin: She’s ‘quaking’
A momager in training.
Kylie Jenner resembled her mother, Kris Jenner, with a new pixie haircut in her latest post on Instagram.
The makeup mogul, 26, debuted her surprising new look on Friday afternoon and acknowledged the similarity to her mom’s signature hairdo in her caption.
“Kris Jenner is quaking,” she penned.
Kris, 68, appeared amused by her daughter’s seemingly shirtless selfie and took to the comments section to joke around, writing, “you’re not even the fart,” quoting rapper Ice Spice’s song “Think U The S–t (Fart).”
Fans were certainly seeing double — but not necessarily between the dynamic mother-daughter duo.
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Many commented that she looked like her beau of 10 months, Timothée Chalamet.
“She and timothee really twinning now,” one fan wrote under the selfie.
“Boyfriend effect screaming in,” another added.
A third user penned, “She’s turning into timmy.”
Regardless of who fans think Kylie resembles, this isn’t the first time she’s shocked followers with a borrowed look this year.
Last month, the Kylie Cosmetics founder paid homage to her “King Kylie” style era of the mid-2010s by rocking a pink wig.
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“hiiiii remember me,” she captioned the pic, clearly calling back to her teenage days, during which she confidently sported bold colors in her hair as she perfected her famous overlined lip look.
However, Kylie has played with different hair colors even in years past her “King Kylie” era.
In 2020, for instance, the “Kardashians” star put on a pink wig once more and also played with yellow strands.
And although fans look at her edgy teenage years as her past, her bold sense of style has never left her.
Last year, she launched her first solo clothing line, Khy, and said her “King Kylie” era inspired her first drop because it’s who she is at her “core.”
