Khloé Kardashian has been fitting in plenty of quality parenting time with her daughter True Thompson while they’ve been quarantining together at home.
And the two found a new way to amuse themselves when True, two, decided to experiment with some of her mother’s makeup.
The 36-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardashians star posted a hilarious video to Instagram on Friday of her daughter with her face slathered in red lipstick as she put on a show in the bathroom mirror.
Makeup party: Khloé Kardashian, 36, posted some cute snaps of her daughter True Thompson, two, smearing lipstick on her face on Friday, plus a video of her dancing in the mirror
Khloé caught True while she was admiring herself in the mirror with a gold lipstick tube in her hand.
The little girl wore a plain gray T-shirt with pinkish tie-dyed shorts, and she had her hair tied back in little buns.
True tentatively took a swipe of the lipstick, before going all in and smearing it across her lips and face.
She seems to have liked what she saw, and she started waving her arms around in front of the mirror and cooing.
Taking it in: Khloé caught True while she was admiring herself in the mirror with a gold lipstick tube in her hand
Party time! She seems to have liked what she saw after smearing the lipstick on her face, and she started waving her arms around in front of the mirror and cooing
‘Do you look beautiful?’: True whipped around to show off her Joker-like red lips, which got an instant laugh from Khloé
‘Do you look beautiful?’ Khloé asked as she filmed, before asking if she could see True’s face.
She whipped around to show off her Joker-like red lips, which got an instant chuckle out of her mother.
‘Someone was feeling themselves,’ she captioned the photos, along with lip emojis.
Posing: ‘Someone was feeling themselves,’ Khloé captioned the photos, along with lip emojis
Oops: The tot sat in a fuzzy pink chair in her mom’s bathroom, but she seemed to have lost control and left a lipstick smear all over the chair
Makeup malfunction: ‘There goes the chair!!’ commented Khloé’s mother Kris Jenner
Khloé also shared some cute closeups of True after she had painted her face.
The tot sat in a fuzzy pink chair in her mom’s bathroom, but she seemed to have lost control and left a lipstick smear all over the chair.
‘There goes the chair!!’ commented Khloé’s mother Kris Jenner.
She may not have enjoyed trying to clean up her daughter’s mess, but Khloé had positive feelings about quarantining with True during an appearance on The View earlier this month.
‘You put somebody else way before your needs and I think it gives you a different drive in life. [True has] definitely made me softer.’
Earlier on Monday, Khloé and True cuddled up while trying out some fun filters for Instagram, including one that gave them dog ears and wagging tongues.
Tongues out: The two then tried on glittery pink dog ears on Monday, with a button nose and active pink sparkling tongue
The time alone has also been beneficial for the Revenge Body host to strengthen her parenting relationship with True’s father Tristan Thompson, 29
The time alone has also been beneficial for the Revenge Body host to strengthen her parenting relationship with True’s father Tristan Thompson, 29.
The two split last year after he kissed Kylie Jenner’s former friend Jordyn Woods at a party, but he had previously been caught in multiple trysts with other women.
She told People: ‘Having my parents and seeing how seamlessly it seemed that they did it, we never knew anything negative. I’m sure it was difficult for them too but we never knew anything negative.
‘My stepdad [Caitlyn Jenner] and my dad would play golf once a week and my dad would come over for dinner once a week and to my little sisters, that was their uncle Robert. We were very close and it was all led with love.
‘So many people don’t understand it, but I lead with love and we put our child first. If you have that mindset, everything else follows easily,’ she added.
‘We have a family together. Don’t make it more difficult by dragging your feet. This is going to be forever, so we want to make it the best that we can.’
Making it work: ‘We have a family together. Don’t make it more difficult by dragging your feet. This is going to be forever, so we want to make it the best that we can,’ she said of co-parenting to People; shown in 2018