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Kylie Jenner is stepping into the music scene, saying it's something she's wanted to do all her life. The 28-year-old reality star recently made her pop debut, featuring on Terror Jr's track Fourth Strike. In a new interview, Jenner revealed that her passion for music began early, joking that she "came out of the womb" ready to be a pop star.
While she's long been known for her beauty empire and reality TV fame, Jenner admitted she had never pursued music before because of self-doubt. She shared that turning 28 gave her the courage to finally take the leap, adding that she doesn't want to look back with regrets as she approaches 30.
Performing under her throwback persona "King Kylie," Jenner described her first day in the studio as nerve-wracking but said she quickly found her confidence after hearing her voice through the headphones, calling it "angelic." By the end of the session, she felt she was "the best to ever do it."
Fourth Strike continues the narrative of Terror Jr's 2016 single 3 Strikes, which was featured in one of Jenner's early Kylie Cosmetics campaigns. At the time, there were even rumors that Jenner herself had sung the track. This time, however, she officially appears as a featured artist, fulfilling a nearly decade-long rumor.
The collaboration also ties into Jenner's nostalgic "King Kylie" cosmetics collection, inspired by her vibrant mid-2010s aesthetic. The star expressed her gratitude to Terror Jr, her creative team, and her children Stormi and Aire, who were filmed singing along to the track in the backseat of her SUV.
Though Fourth Strike received mixed reactions online, Jenner remains undeterred. The entrepreneur and mom of two seems ready to expand her creative empire, balancing her fashion, beauty, and now music ventures. With her acting debut in Aidan Zamiri's upcoming A24 film The Moment alongside Charli XCX and a new season of The Kardashians premiering soon, Jenner shows no signs of slowing down — or giving up on her long-held dream of pop stardom.
