Kylie Jenner's video of niece Dream's birthday bash shows cockroach scurrying under a cake
Kylie Jenner threw her niece Dream Kardashian a very lavish birthday bash at her Hidden Hills home in California on Wednesday and helped her celebrate the big day in style. Kylie took to Instagram to post a video clip from the party and that is when the problem arose.
According to TMZ, when Kylie uploaded the video clip, she ended up showing a cockroach crawling under one of the birthday cakes. The noticeable roach was seen scurrying on the table in the seconds-long clip which Kylie had taken. The 21-year-old took a small clip of the delicious deserts which were placed on a table and inadvertently ended up capturing the cockroach as well.
Dream Kardashian, whose birthday party it was, is the two-year-old daughter of Rob Kardashian. Little Dream looked adorable in the pictures which were shared by her aunts Kim and Khloe Kardashian on social media. Dream was seen in a blue princess dress along with a floral headband which also matched the blue and white decor. The party was seen filled with sweet treats and nibbles and one of the rooms also had a teepee-like structure with butterflies and leaves on it.
For the birthday bash, the Kardashian clan also hired two women to dress up as fairy godmothers to fit in with the theme. As part of her presents, Dream got a shiny blue mini Bentley which had balloons attached to it. Her birthday cake was reportedly from Hansen's and was also in a shade of blue. The party had a special wall which had sets of wings for children to wear to be fairies. A sign above the wall read, "grab your wings and fly".
Dream's cousins, including Penelope, North, Mason, Reign, Chicago, and Saint, were all present for the birthday party. Rob Kardashian had Dream with his former beau Blac Chyna and has allegedly filed to lower his $20,000 a month child support. Blac Chyna and Rob were first romantically linked in 2016 and got engaged the next year and also had Dream the same year. However, their relationship came to an end in 2017.