Kylie Jenner nearly spills out of her tiny yellow bra as she reveals she's learning Spanish
The influencer, 27, showed off her toned physique and surgically-enhanced cleavage in a butter yellow bra and matching gym shorts.
Kylie was joined by her makeup artist Ariel, who was teaching her how to speak Spanish.
In the clip shared to Instagram, she was heard saying, 'Me llamo Kylie Jenner' which translates to, 'My name is Kylie Jenner'.
It comes after it was revealed that Kylie is investing a hefty sum to protect her privacy at her new Calabasas mansion.
The billionaire dropped $500,000 on olive trees to surround her latest property, which is wrapping up construction, according to the US Sun.
The influencer, 27, showed off her toned physique and surgically-enhanced cleavage in a butter yellow bra and matching gym shorts
Aerial photos clearly show the line of trees intended to block views of her mansion as progress on it continued.
The Kylie Cosmetics founder purchased the land from Miley Cyrus for $15 million in 2020.
And after five years, the palatial residence is nearly complete.
Kylie currently resides in another luxe abode nearby, her $36 million home that's tucked away in LA's Hidden Hills enclave — which is also part of Calabasas.
Once it's done, Kylie's latest real estate investment will boast a 12-car underground garage and bunker.
And per The Sun, the sprawling structure will have 15 bedrooms, a court for sports and a huge pool.
The 30,000-sq-ft modern farm house was designed by top Canadian architect Richard Landry on a four-acre lot.
The main house is expected to be around 18,000-square-feet, according to Architectural Digest, and one of the other structures will be a smaller guest house.
Kylie - who has had to deal with stalkers in the past - will also have a building created to house her security team as they watch over her land.
The mother-of-two will live at the home with daughter Stormi, seven, and son Aire, three, whom she shares with ex-boyfriend Travis Scott, 34.
She is now dating actor Timothée Chalamet, 29, who will also likely spend a good amount of time premises.
The reality television personality was active on Instagram Monday, posting photos as she prepared to do a photo shoot for her Khy clothing brand.
For the work day she was casually dressed in a dark sports bra, black Nike track pants, and platform sandals from ERL.
She wrote across a mirror selfie, featuring her raven locks in a messy ponytail, 'The energy I'm bringing to my shoot today.'
The multi-hyphenate also teased new pieces from Khy, which she launched in nearly two years ago in November 2023.
One outfit consisted of a black off-the-shoulder top and matching skintight leggings.
Another look was a tiny, body-hugging, strapless heather gray mini dress, into which the Kardashians star snugly slipped her famous curves.
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