Kylie Jenner’s Baby Daddy Travis Scott Shares Cute Photo Of Stormi Webster With Matching Sneakers

Recently, Kylie Jenner announced to her fans that she was done with posting new photos of baby Stormi Webster on social media.
Kylie took it a step further by deleting all of her daughter’s pictures from Instagram. It seems that Kylie’s baby daddy, Travis Scott, has decided to do his own thing.
The rapper took to Snapchat where he posted a sweet video, and he is wearing matching sneakers with his baby girl.
Fans believe that Kylie made the move because of nasty insults, but according to an insider, it is more serious.
The person explained: “There have been an increasing number of trolls on social media throwing out really horrible insults. It’s been really upsetting for Kylie because also some of the comments are direct threats to kidnap Stormi. Kylie is terrified – she’s stepping up security. She hardly takes Stormi out in public but is now making sure that she’s got protection at all times.”
The insider added: “Some people have commented saying it’s all Kylie’s fault because she has exposed her by putting her on social media. The haters have always been there, but just getting way, way worse these last few weeks – and calling out Kylie for being a bad mom.”
One fan reacted to the story by saying: “You and I both know that her child is the most famous baby in the world. When she was born, she was EVERYWHERE. in fact, the first pic she posted of Stormi is the most liked picture in the world. k. bye, sis.”
Another commenter wrote: “People make a such a huge deal out of NOTHING. Go do something who cares about if this one girl named Kylie crops out her child in a picture, it seems like shes just lightly making a joke bc Stormi’s cute lil hair is in the corner. Privacy too. She can do what she wants she didn’t do something “wrong” here ugh move on.”
It seems that Travis is following Kate Middleton and Prince William — despite the threats against Prince George — they have been taking him out in parks and to attend family events.