Kylie Jenner Gets Surprise Graduation Party; Celebrates With Tyga, Gigi Hadid and James Harden
Kylie Jenner received a surprise graduation party, said a report from Daily Mail. The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star celebrated with her rumored boyfriend Tyga, model and family friend Gigi Hadid and sister Khloe Kardashian's rumored new beau and NBA star, James Harden.
The surprise party to celebrate Kylie Jenner's graduation earlier this month was held last Thursday at the family's Calabasas mansion. The 17-year-old TV personality will be moving out of the said house on her 18th birthday this coming Aug. 10.
"Thank you for making this experience as normal as possible for me," Kylie Jenner said in a dedication to her mom Kris Jenner. The infamous "momager" reportedly organized Kylie Jenner's surprise graduation bash along with her 19-year-old supermodel daughter, Kendall Jenner.
"I love my mom for doing this. Thank you for making this experience as normal as possible for me. Yay I graduated!" she wrote alongside another snapshot.
Another image unploaded in Kylie Jenner's Instagram page showed her flaunting her diploma.
"Laurel Springs High School certifies that Kylie Kristen Jenner has successfully completed the Course of Study presented for graduation," the document read.
Kylie Jenner also posted a snapshot wearing a black graduation cap and gown in front of their pool. Silver balloons that spelled "Congratulations" were on the background.
The youngest daughter of Caitlyn Jenner and Kris Jenner has been home schooled since leaving Sierra Canyon School in 2012.
Prior to Kylie Jenner's graduation, the youngest Kardashian-Jenner sister has been in the news for her rumored relationship with "Rack City" rapper Tyga. TMZ recently reported that the 25-year-old hiphop star was accused of cheating when nude photos of him were released earlier this month.
The nude photos' authenticity has been confirmed by Tyga's reps. However, the rapper's camp has denied that he sent the images to a certain transgender model named Mia Isabella.
"The allegations are false and socially irresponsible during a time when many Americans are celebrating equality," Tyga said in a statement.