Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna’s daughter Dream, 7, has made her first Instagram post.
The account was first launched by her parents in 2016 when Dream was born, but there were never any posts until a heartwarming video was posted on Friday.
In the clip, little Dream faced the camera and happily told fans: “Hi! My name is Dream and welcome to my new page!”
Her 37-year-old father was one of the first to comment on his daughter’s post when he wrote: “I love you” accompanied by several heart and tear emojis.
By Saturday morning, Dream’s Instagram (which according to the bio is “parent-run”) already had more than 650,000 followers.
Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna’s daughter, Dream, 7, starred in the first post on their Instagram page.
Her second post, uploaded later that day, announced that she would be walking her first runway that same day.
Dream’s runway debut will be for children’s boutique Zeus & Lexi Kids and will take place during New York Fashion Week, which began Friday.
“I’m walking in my first fashion show in NYC…” Dream’s caption read, with a Statue of Liberty emoji. “I’m so excited. Thank you @zeusandlexikids.”
Earlier this week, Rob’s older sister Kim Kardashian revealed that she allowed her own eight-year-old son Saint to start a YouTube channel.
Kim shares Saint and three other children (daughters North, 11, and Chicago, six, and son Psalm, five) with her third ex-husband, Kanye West.
“I finally allowed Saint to have a YouTube channel after signing an extensive contract! Haha! Subscribe!” Kim wrote on her Instagram Stories.
The homemade ‘contract’ read in part: ‘I, Saint West, agree to follow my mother’s rules for having a YouTube channel. I am not allowed to comment (on) any personal family information. I am not allowed to film any personal information.’
Saint also won’t be filming North, who has appeared on his father’s recordings previously, while he’s in the process of recording music.
The account was created by her parents and launched in 2016, but there were never any posts until a touching video surfaced on Friday.
In the clip, little Dream faced the camera and happily told fans: “Hi! My name is Dream and welcome to my new page!”
Another post appeared on Dream’s page that day, announcing that she would be walking the runway for the first time that same day for a children’s boutique at New York Fashion Week.
Rob shares Dream with ex-fiancée Blac Chyna, who had an explosive feud with the Kardashian-Jenner family after the engagement ended; Rob and Chyna pictured in 2016
Though Dream never posted on her own Instagram until this week, she occasionally appeared on the pages of her adult family members, including Rob’s, pictured in 2018.
Chyna is photographed in Easter 2019 with her two children, Dream, and 11-year-old son King Cairo, whom she shares with rapper Tyga, who used to date Kylie Jenner.
On an episode of The Kardashians last year, Rob’s sister Khloe Kardashian described herself as Dream’s “third mother” and confessed that she was not in contact with Chyna.
‘I must show my mom or guardian all videos before I post them. I give any adult permission if my mom tells me to delete my video for any reason. If I don’t listen to all the rules, my mom might make my page private or delete my account.’
Meanwhile, while Dream never posted on her own Instagram until this week, she occasionally appeared on the pages of her adult family members, including her parents and her aunt Khloe Kardashian, who calls herself Dream’s “third mom.”
Rob shares Dream with his ex-fiancée Blac Chyna, who had an explosive feud with the Kardashian-Jenner family after their engagement ended.
She unsuccessfully sued several family members, including Khloe, alleging they conspired to have her reality show Rob And Chyna cancelled.
After losing the lawsuit, Chyna became a born-again Christian and turned her life around: she quit OnlyFans, reversed her plastic surgery, and left the religion.
On an episode of The Kardashians last year, Khloe described herself as Dream’s “third mother” and confessed that she was not in contact with Chyna.
“I have no relationship with Dream’s mother,” he said. “It’s hard to have a relationship with someone who’s suing you for hundreds of millions of dollars.”