Kylie Jenner CONFIRMS Theory About Stormi's Name With Matching Costumes?

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You guys, Kylie Jenner has posted a series of pictures to Instagram of her and baby-girl Stormi in matching butterfly Halloween outfits and it might just be the cutest thing ever! But not only are they cute, these pics may very well be confirming what fans have been speculating for months, the meaning behind Stormi’s unique name!
As we all stood by our feed, waiting to see what Kylie – a HUGE fan of Halloween – was going to dress up as for the Holliday, as always, she didn’t disappoint. Yesterday Kylie posted 4 pictures to Instagram of her and Stormi looking flawless in perfectly matching pale-pink bodysuits, with huge pink and black butterfly wings, and the internet is shook!
Kylie captioned her first photo with QUOTE: “The Butterfly Effect.”
Kylie also shared a Boomerang video of her enormous butterfly wings as well as a rare solo photograph of Stormi. She then posted a ridiculously cute photo of the two of them twinning with the caption, QUOTE: “My baby butterfly.”
Now you guys, this is not just a cute matching Halloween outfit. The meaning of these pictures, goes WAY deeper.
Stay with me. For months, there have been theories circulating about Stormi’s name and it’s true meaning, and although fans have a number of different theories, the one thing everyone could agree on, is that it has something to do with butterflies.
First off, Kylie and her baby-daddy Travis Scott both got tiny matching butterfly tattoos right above their ankles in June 2017, which they both shared on Snapchat.
Many say the tattoos were a nod to Scott’s song called “Butterfly Effect,” which fans speculated may be about Kylie. Again, the link to butterflies and their relationship continues.
But the most interesting and newer theory, is the one that relates to the idea that the flapping of a butterfly’s wings can cause a hurricane – or a storm – across the world. The idea that one tiny occurrence can drastically change the outcome of an event.
And just like the “tiny” decision Kylie made to dress both her and Stormi in matching butterfly costumes, it didn’t take long before people started making the connection.
“OK, Kylie Jenner is dressed as a butterfly for Halloween. She captioned her Instagram post “The Butterfly Effect”. The butterfly effect is the idea that the wind from the wings can cause a storm on the other side of the world. Her daughters name is Stormi, she made a storm.”
As well as “Liv” (@OliviaaIngram) on twitter making a sweet reference to Travis’ song, QUOTE:
“kylie n baby stormi dressing up as butterflies is honestly the cutest thing ever bc of travis butterfly effect”
So I guess that basically settles it, right?
Only weeks ago, Kylie announced that the name 'Stormi' was a completely spontaneous decision in an interview with YouTube makeup artist and beauty blogger, James Charles. Take a look:
The crazy thing is guys, that you might remember from “Life Of Kylie” that she actually used to be terrified of butterflies once upon a time! Kylie was filmed freaking out on a visit to the butterfly sanctuary at London Zoo with BFF Jordyn Woods. And she said, QUOTE: ‘It’s kind of just ironic because I’m terrified, terrified of butterflies. All butterflies.”
So it looks like Kylie is well-and-truly over her fear of butterflies, well, when it comes to costumes and baby Stormi at least! So what do you guys think? Do you think there’s a hidden meaning behind the matching butterfly outfits confirming the theories? And if so, which theory? Let me know all of your thoughts in the comments below. And then when you’re done, click right over here for another new video, and as always don’t forget to subscribe!
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