Inside Kylie Jenner’s Epic Turks and Caicos Trip for Her Cosmetics Brand
Kylie Jenner is keeping up with her summer plans.
One month after The Kardashians star set the record straight on her involvement with Kylie Cosmetics—which she launched in 2015 before selling the company to Coty Inc. for $600 million in 2019—she shared a peek inside the business’ extravagant brand getaway.
“We did this summer trip in 2019,” she said in a June 2 Instagram video while standing in front of a grandiose mansion, presumably the same home she brought her BFFs to in Turks and Caicos previously. “And it was the best so I really wanted to create this trip again. Let’s go say ‘hey’ to the friends first.”
Sporting a baby pink sweatsuit that read “Kylie Cosmetics” on the back of her hoodie—and accessorizing with a coconut in hand—the reality TV star walked through the sprawling home to the pool area where her pals, including Victoria Villarroel and Stassie Karanikolaou, sat lounging on outdoor sofas.
And the trip was a family affair. Indeed, Kylie’s 8-year-old daughter Stormi—who she shares with ex Travis Scott along with 4-year-old son Aire—made an appearance in a later clip, where she gave the camera a sassy walk, before Kylie doted, “That’s my daughter.”
But the tour didn’t stop there. After all, Kylie brought her fans on the second level of the summer home, where she showed off the luxurious bedrooms.
“Now, I’m gonna show you guys Stas’ room,” she said, noting that the besties wanted to be “next to each other.”
And what’s a brand trip without exciting goodies?
“So, this is what we did on everyone’s bed,” she explained of the products laid out on the mattress. “To start we have this cute Frankie’s Bikinis custom crochet bikini in our Watermelon color.”
She then walked fans through the rest of the gifted items, which included a Kylie Cosmetics branded itinerary, beach towel, water battle, a lighter that says “Turks and Caicos 2026,” embroidered bikinis from Dipped in Blue, “and then we have our cute Kylie Cosmetics beach bag.”
She added of the freebies, “So cute.”
Kylie—who has been dating Timothée Chalamet for three years—also shared a glimpse inside one of the home’s massive bathrooms, which featured a floating tub as well as his and hers sinks.
And of course is was fully stocked with Kylie Cosmetics products.
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But the content won’t stop there. As she concluded, “I’m so excited to bring you guys along the rest of the trip. I’m gonna go get ready for dinner and I’ll see you guys soon.”
The 28-year-old’s summer trip comes after she explained how large of a role she still has at the beauty brand.
“I'm super involved,” Kylie said on the April 1 episode of Kid Cudi’s new Big Bro podcast. “Like, really crazy about everything.”
“I do the Instagram,” she added. “I do all the posts. I do all the marketing, all the shoots, picking the models, all the makeup, all the formulas, knowing all the factories.”
And in case it wasn’t clear, the Khy founder is just as passionate about the brand today as when she first started it.
“10 years later, I'm just so grateful because I really love it,” she shared. “I go to work every day in the office and I can't believe I get to play with makeup all day.”
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