When Kylie Jenner, 24, posted the “To Our Boy” video on YouTube, fans were able to get a glimpse of her newborn’s bedroom. Two teddy bears appeared on the bed, including a Louis Vuitton print. Now, thanks to a TikTok fan who did some research extremely important, we know precisely how much these bears cost. Spoiler alert: they are expensive!
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The TikTok user Hannah Kosh detailed the costs of the teddy bears in a video she shared on March 22. She found that the Plush Patchwork Teddy Multi deserved just under $700. What is the bear cub the most affordable that Kylie’s little boy has! Next, the New Item Pathetic Brown Teddy Bear costs around $2,000. You really invest a lot there, Kylie.
Finally, Hannah determined how much the Louis Vuitton DouDou bears the expense. That’s a whopping $21,427 on the premium store. The specific bear is also available on Farfetch and eBay for around $20,000. But obviously, Kylie had to choose the more luxurious and expensive option.
Kylie Jenner (Photo : Erik Pendzich/Shutterstock)
So, now we understand how much Kylie’s boy teddy bears cost. But what we don’t understand, that’s the name of the newborn! Kylie and Travis Scott first called their boy Wolf Jacques Webster after his birth on February 2. However, a few days earlier, Kylie revealed that they had changed her name. “For your information, our son’s name is no longer Wolf. We just didn’t really seem like it was him. I just wanted to share because I keep seeing Wolf everywhere,” Kylie wrote on her IG stories. She failed to mention her son’s brand new name.
Kylie, who is also a mother to her daughter Stormi Webster4, recently opened up about how she’s coping with labor issues in the afternoon because her child, a young boy, was born.
“It’s not easy, psychologically, physically, spiritually, it’s just insane,” she described on IG on March 15. “I didn’t want to just go back to life without saying that since…for other moms going through this today, I think we can go on the web and it might seem a lot easier for other people and put us the pressure, but it wasn’t easy for me either. It was hard. »
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