Kourtney Kardashian used Instagram to reveal a new look on Friday.
The 46-year-old mother-of-four debuted freshly cut bangs as she posed two mirror selfies for her 217 million followers to see.
She captioned the post, ‘Witchy season ✂️,’ and her husband Travis Barker took to the comments to react.
The 49-year-old Blink 182 drummer was speechless as he simply used a red-hot face emoji with a wagging tongue and sweat droplet.
Kourtney also posted an Instagram Story showing clipped pieces of her raven hair on the floor near a stuffed animal.
She revealed she’s been shut-in with a viral infection, writing, ‘I always get the urge to cut my hair when I have Covid.’
Kourtney Kardashian used Instagram to reveal a new look on Friday
The 46-year-old mother-of-four debuted freshly cut bangs as she posed two mirror selfies for her 217 million followers to see. She captioned the post, ‘Witchy season ✂️’
Kourtney appeared to go makeup-free in the pair of snapshots, which were taken in front of a ring light-framed mirror.
She wore a white, crew neck, graphic T-shirt in the photos and flaunted a flawless, short and glossy nude manicure.
Kourtney’s husband Travis Barker took to the comments to react with a single emoji
Kourtney also posted an Instagram Story showing clipped pieces of her raven hair on the floor near a stuffed animal
The husband and wife, who wed in 2022, share son Rocky Thirteen, who turns two in November
Earlier this month Travis gave fans a glimpse at his and Kourtney’s toddler Rocky in an Instagram post
Friday was a solemn day for Travis, who reflected on the anniversary of the deadly plane crash he was involved in 17 years ago
Most recently Kourtney included the tot in a roundup of photos from the family’s time on tour with the rock star, posted on September 10.
She captioned, ‘Tour adventures : part 1.’ It came two days after Travis shared a photo dump of his own with the caption, ‘Good good things.’
Friday was a solemn day for the musician, who reflected on the anniversary of the deadly plane crash he was involved in on September 19, 2008.
Four people — pilots Sarah Lemmon and James Bland, security guard Chris Baker and assistant Charles Still — died in the fiery wreck.
DJ AM, who died from an overdose less than one year after the accident, survived along with Travis.
In his post on Friday, the entertainer wrote, ’17 years later, I’m still here and I never forget the lives we lost that night. I live every day in their memory.
