Rob Kardashian Reacts to Daughter Dream Kardashian Joining Instagram
Rob Kardashian is keeping up with his kid's social media account.
In fact, the Rob & Chyna alum had a sweet reaction to 7-year-old daughter Dream Kardashian—who he shares with ex Blac Chyna—creating her first Instagram page.
In a video shared to Dream's new account Sept. 6, Dream introduced herself to her fans, saying, "Hi, my name is Dream, and welcome to my new page."
And Rob couldn't get enough of his little one's announcement, re-sharing the post to his own Instagram with four crying laughing emojis and commenting under the original, "I love you."
But Dream's newfound internet presence was no surprise to Rob. After all, her Instagram includes a bio that reads, "Account run by parents."
And while the second grader may be new to having her own social media, she's certainly been a longtime fixture of Rob's platforms. Back in May, the 37-year-old gave a special internet shoutout to his daughter and their strong bond.
Captioning a photo of Dream sitting on a staircase while scrolling through a bejeweled phone, Rob wrote on Instagram at the time, "Protect What You Love."
And though Dream is now the youngest Kardashian kid to have her own social media account, she's definitely not the first.
In 2021, Kim Kardashian launched a joint TikTok with her and Kanye West's 11-year-old daughter North West. And earlier this week, the SKIMS founder revealed that her and the rapper's 8-year-old son Saint West was given permission to create his own YouTube account after signing a "solid contract" agreeing to her stipulations.
"I, Saint West, agree to follow my moms [sic] rules in order to have a YouTube channel," stated the written contract shared to Kim's Instagram Story Sept. 3. "I am not allowed to comment any personal family information. I am not allowed to film any personal information. I am not allowed to film while North is recording music."
Noting that Saint must "show my mom or guardian all videos before I post them," the contract added, "I give permission to any grown up, if mom says, to delete my video for any reason."
As for whether Kim—who is also mom to daughter Chicago West, 6, and son Psalm West, 5, with Kanye—thinks her son will uphold the agreement? Writing atop the list of rules, she warned, "He better not breach."
By Leah Degrazia
