Kylie Jenner's daughter makes 'KUWTK' debut after Kris admitted to anxiety over secret pregnancy

Baby Stormi, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott’s daughter, made her official debut in the most recent episode of “Keeping Up with the Kardashians.”

The show portrayed a dinner that had most members of the Kardashian/Jenner clan sitting together at the table. Stormi was the highlight of the venue as the banquet took place not so long after Kylie gave birth to the baby.

A segment showed Kim talking to Kylie about her pregnancy and how good she and her friends were at keeping it a secret during the entire nine months, pointing out that they deserved an award or something similar.

The mother of one also revealed that she missed being pregnant as she never felt alone while carrying Stormi in her womb.

Kris Jenner, Kylie’s mother, shared a couple of details about the delivery, saying that the 21-year-old makeup mogul didn’t feel much pain throughout the process, something that was good but strange.

The momager said that keeping Kylie’s pregnancy under the wraps got her anxious as people would often say that they would announce it and she would try to prevent it.

Apart from that, Kris said that it was a good experience for her daughter as she did it for a great reason.

“Kylie’s always wanted to be a mom, so this is really exciting for her. She just didn’t want anyone changing her happy moment and her happy pregnancy, so I’m really proud of her that she stuck to her guns and was able to tell her story her way,” revealed Kris.

Even if being the momager of one of the most successful families in the entertainment industry in recent years was not good enough, Kris has a different skill up her sleeve.

During the show, Kris pointed out that she had delivered the baby as she pulled Stormi out, proving that the bond she has with her daughters is unbreakable.

Recently, Kylie uploaded a video to her Instagram account showing herself holding her baby in front of a mirror while the child was dancing.

For the caption, the makeup mogul wrote that she loved her seven-month-old daughter so much that it hurt.