Stormi Webster Joins Dad Travis Scott for Utopia Performance

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These two took "rise and shine" literally.

During Travis Scott's Nov. 5 concert in Los Angeles, he was joined on stage by none other than his daughter Stormi Webster. And when we say "on stage," we actually mean floating on a suspended head. 

In videos shared from the show at LA's So-Fi Stadium, the 5-year-old—who the rapper shares with ex Kylie Jenner—can be seen safely strapped in and holding her dad's hand as Travis performed on the floating cranium. 

Fans on social media could not get enough of the sweet father-daughter moment. "Look how happy he is," commented one user on a clip shared to TikTok, while another added, "Iconic !!"

But this is not the first time Stormi has joined her dad in his musical endeavors. In fact, she's even featured on his newest album Utopia, which was released in July.

Towards the end of "Thank God" after Travis raps, "Storm's a minor but you know she livin' major," you can hear Stormi chime in with, "That's right, Daddy."

photosMeet Kylie Jenner & Travis Scott's Son Aire

Travis and Kylie welcomed Stormi in 2018 amid their on-again, off-again relationship which ended in late 2022, shortly after they welcomed son Aire, 20 months. 

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These days, the pair are co-parenting their two children—a dynamic into which Kylie recently gave an inside look. 

"It's going….," the makeup mogul—who is currently dating Timothée Chalamet—told WSJ. Magazine in an interview published Oct. 25. "I think we're doing the best job that we can do." 

To see more of Stormi's cutest moments, keep reading. 

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