Kim Kardashian West is an undisputed social media queen, and the reality star gave fans a peek at a sweet family moment Sunday when she shared a Snapchat with her grandmother, Mary Jo Shannon.
In the clip, which Kardashian West also posted to her Instagram account, she and Shannon used a filter to appear as cats.
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“We’re the cutest cats in town,” Kardashian West said in a Snapchat-filtered voice.
“Look at my ears!” interjected Shannon, before Kardashian West asked, “Don’t you love it grandma?”
In the clip’s caption, Kardashian West shared that her grandmother is no stranger to technology.
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“How cute is my grandma!” she wrote. “She has a secret Instagram account to spy on us!”
Last week, Kardashian West shared a throwback photo on Instagram to celebrate Shannon’s birthday.
“Happy Birthday MJ!” she wrote. “I’m so lucky to have you in my life! I know I tell you all the time but I really am. So many memories you helped create! I love you so much!”
Photo Credit: Instagram / @kimkardashian
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