HIDDEN HILLS, CALIFORNIA: Kris Jenner honored her grandson Pslam's fourth birthday on May 9 by posting several photos of the boy to her Instagram account. However, fans of 'The Kardashians' star couldn't help but notice something in the famous grandmother's emotional message to her grandchild.
Kim Kardashian also wished her youngest kid, son Psalm, a happy fourth birthday. In the first photo of her Instagram carousel, Kim stood with Psalm in her arms at his birthday party. Kim uploaded many photos from the tot's firefighter-themed birthday celebration. On May 6, the Kardashian-Jenner family celebrated his birthday.
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'Love you so much Psalmy'
The 67-year-old television personality was seen spending time with Kim's son in all the photos, which began with a selfie of the two. The entrepreneur also included a lengthy note in the description of her picture to show her joy for her grandchild on his special day."Happy birthday to my beautiful Psalm!!!" Kris began her note.
The reality star went on to praise some of her younger grandkid's excellent attributes. "From the day you were born you have been the light of our lives!" she wrote. "You light up our hearts with your amazing smile and your sweet spirit. You are so kind, considerate, sweet, sharing, generous, giving, and you give the most delicious hugs. Every single time you greet me you have a smile on your face and you make me feel so loved, it is such a blessing, and I am so honored that God chose me to be your grandma."
The socialite then said that Pslam was an important part of her family. She said, "You are the best son, grandson, brother, cousin, and friend."
Kris ended her note by using one of her grandchildren's nicknames and wished him a happy birthday. "I love you so much Psalmy and I can’t wait to watch you grow up! (Just not too fast) I love you, Lovey xo."
The socialite is now a proud grandma to twelve children.
'She has the same message on her notes'
As soon as the birthday post hit the internet, Kris' followers took to her Instagram to ask her, "Do u cut copy paste wishes..like everywish seems same?" Another person quipped, "Same words every birthday." One also asked, "Do you copy and paste the same message on all birthdays. Geez." A fourth user observed, "I swear she has the same message on her notes and when any of her grandkids or kids’ birthdays are coming she pastes the same one over and over, just changing the name." Given the headcount in the family, one quipped, "Literally you probably need someone full time on payroll, just to remember all those birthdays!" Not everyone was blaming Aunty Kris as they write, "It is only me, or she (her assistant) use the same template wishes for everybody in her family?" Another felt, "Its like kris have these long birthday messages written up an jus waiting to post on each grandchild bday." One wondered if it is just for the children in the family, "Do you just copy and paste for all messages to grandkids / kids?"
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