Kylie Jenner‘s reality show, Life of Kylie, premiered this past Sunday on E!, and it’s safe to say that the 19-year-old’s reality is anything but ordinary.
Along with the show’s premiere, the network released a supertease for Life of Kylie‘s first season, which covers everything from the 2017 Met Gala to a faux wedding Jenner appears to throw for herself and best friend Jordyn Woods.
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The clip begins with Jenner learning her seat assignment for the Met Gala, which just so happened to be next to Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds.
The next thing the audience hears is that Jenner just wants “to live on a farm and have chickens,” with the 19-year-old also noting that she wants to “make mistakes, like I want to make bad decisions and learn from them.”
See all the outrageous moments in the trailer above.
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