EXCLUSIVE: Kylie Jenner emerges from lockdown to party the night away at VIP club until 1am after being stripped of billionaire status (but doesn’t wear a mask and ignores social distancing)
- Kylie Jenner, 22, was pictured on Sunday night arriving at Bootsy Bellows night club in LA, linking arms with friend Fai Khadra
- The pair are said to have been seen leaving the club at approximately 1:20am
- Californians are still being advised to stay home, except to go to an essential job or to shop for essential needs.
- Kylie and her friend did not appear to be wearing face masks while pictured outside the club
- The vaudeville-inspired club – owned by actor David Arquette – has recently been closed due to COVID-19
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Kylie Jenner is embracing life outside of lockdown, despite the fact Californians are still being advised to stay home, except to go to an essential job or to shop for essential needs.
On Sunday, the make-up mogul was pictured on a night out with sister Kendall Jenner’s pal Fai Khadra, as they arrived at famed LA hot spot Bootsy Bellows, which was said to have been opened just for them.
The vaudeville-inspired club – owned by actor David Arquette – has recently been closed due to COVID-19, but it appears it is now beginning to re-open its doors for some celebrity clientele.
What lockdown? Kylie Jenner links arms with her male pal Fai Khadra as they go to LA hot spot Bootsy Bellows which is said to have been opened just for them on Sunday night
Kylie also appeared to be ignoring social-distancing guidelines as she linked arms with her pal Fai, as they were seen walking into the club together, and were said to have stayed until 1:20am in the morning.
The Kylie Cosmetics star – who was recently stripped of her billionaire status by Forbes Magazine – showed off her incredible physique in an all-black outfit, and looked to be dressed up for a night of clubbing, despite the lockdown rules.
In April, Kylie was slammed on social media for breaking social distancing rules by inviting her best friend Stassie Karanikolaou, 22, over to hang out during quarantine.
Round the back: Kylie and her pal appeared to be entering the side entrance of the club
Private: The club is said to have been opened just for Kylie and her pal
Linking up: Kylie and her pal stayed close together and appeared to ignore guidelines of social distancing
The two shared several photos and videos of themselves laying out in the sun, shooting hoops, playing with Stormi, and dancing — and they’ve inspired backlash from critics who accuse Kylie of flouting the rules, even as she has urged others to stay home.
Stassie visited Kylie at her $36.5 million Holmby Hills mansion, and the two spent quite a few hours together, documenting much of it on social media.
Before, that Kylie had been reportedly ‘isolating’ at home with Stormi and Travis Scott, 27, with whom she has been rumored to be back together with.
Getaway car: Kylie and her pal are said have been clubbing until 1:20am in the morning
Getting on camera: Kylie was pictured filming with her phone, but her night out has yet to appear on her social media platforms
Night moves: The make-up mogul showed off her impressive physique while out and about
Fun night: Kylie appeared to be in good spirits as she left the venue with her male pal
Currently, all individuals living in the State of California are ordered to stay home or at their place of residence, except for permitted work, local shopping or other permitted errands, or as otherwise authorized.
In the last few months, Kylie has received criticism from fans online over her apparent rule-breaking.
‘Kylie didn’t even try to learn the dance also did they forget about social distancing??? [I guess] it doesn’t apply if ur a billionaire,’ wrote one disgruntled fan.
‘So everyone’s talking about kylie jenner making tik toks but not the fact that she just broke the rules of lockdown and randomly let her friend come into her house? great influence,’ said another, referencing the fact that Kylie herself has encouraged fans to stay home.