As if we weren't satisfied with Kylie Jenner's 'one month birthday' post of baby Stormi Webster, rapper Travis Scott has also posted a picture of the little one.
Scott, real name Jacques Webster, has typically been private about both his relationship with Kylie and his newborn baby.
Both Jenner and Scott (and the rest of the Jenner-Kardashian clan of course) had been keeping it tight-lipped about the newest addition to Kris Jenner's ever-growing roster of grandchildren since Jenner found out she was pregnant last year.
Since the 20 year-old announced both her pregnancy and the birth just under a month ago, we have begun to see more and more of Stormi Webster, who already has a cosmetics collection in her name.
We first saw little Webster in her name reveal on her mother's Instagram and the picture of her little fingers clasping Kylie's manicured hand quickly became the most liked photograph on the social media app, plus it also became a meme.
Then, we saw beauty mogul Jenner coo over her daughter's toes, tell her fans on Twitter that Stormi looked just like herself as an infant, and, finally, we got our first full-length look at both babe and mother on her main feed for Stormi's one month birthday.
A little less revealing, but cute nonetheless, 25 year-old Scott also took to social media to celebrate the first month of his like as a parent.
He snapped a close-up shot of a baby's jumper which reads 'Daddy'.
He captioned the picture, 'My lil mama 1 month today her favourite unit of course.'
Scott is obviously loving his new role as father, doting on his girlfriend with a £1m Ferrari push present and dozens of bouquets of red, pink and cream roses.
And whilst exclusive cars and extravagant floristry is fabulous, what we want is more pictures of baby Stormi please.
Daisy Murray is the Digital Fashion Editor at ELLE UK, spotlighting emerging designers, sustainable shopping, and celebrity style. Since joining in 2016 as an editorial intern, Daisy has run the gamut of fashion journalism - interviewing Molly Goddard backstage at London Fashion Week, investigating the power of androgynous dressing and celebrating the joys of vintage shopping.
