PHOTOSDid Beyoncé Attend Friendsgiving Dinner At Kylie Jenner's House?
Nov. 25 2019, Updated 6:56 p.m. ET
Kylie Jenner’s A-list guests at Friendsgiving appeared to include Beyoncé. The makeup mogul hosted the feast on November 24, and among the seat cards was Queen Bey’s name. Though she has a reputation for throwing extravagant parties with tons of celebs, this name card was a gag between Kylie, 22, and her guests.
Kylie shared images of the table setting on her Instagram Story before the soiree started. Each seat had a personalized name card with a decorative turkey adornment. One notable name card was that of Beyoncé, 38, reserved right next to the head of the table, which could be seen by eagle-eye fans.
However, other table settings included inside jokes and nicknames between the mother of one and her guests. Kylie’s BFF Stassie Karanikolaou was labeled “1942,” referring to her liking of Don Julio tequila. However, she wrote on her Instagram Story that she was “drinking whiskey tonight.” Sister Kendall Jenner’s name card read “Daddy Long Legs,” and the hostess was labeled as “600 mill,” referring to her recent business deal with beauty conglomerate Coty Inc.
The lavish Friendsgiving was complete with many mouthwatering foods. Appetizers included a charcuterie board with meats, cheeses, crackers, grapes, and nuts.
On the menu were classic Thanksgiving dishes such as a turkey, stuffing, and green bean casserole. There was also candied yams, gooey macaroni and cheese, corn pudding and corn muffins. For dessert was a classic pumpkin pie, along with cookies and cupcakes. “We f**king killed it,” Kylie wrote on her Instagram Story after the feast.
Each table setting had gold-trimmed glasses and plates to match the silverware, along with porcelain pumpkin containers. The napkins had embroidered turkeys, and the table was decorated with white roses, golden leaf garland, woven placemats, and more porcelain pumpkin containers. “Table by Kylie,” the reality star captioned her Instagram Story.
Between working on Friendsgiving dinner and some recent changes to her makeup company, Kylie has been busy. She sold 51 percent of her Kylie Cosmetics company to Coty, Inc. on November 18. Coty Inc. will have overall responsibility for the portfolio. Kylie will continue to lead creative efforts and communications, along with remain the public face of the brand, which will be renamed Kylie Beauty.
Her mother Kris Jenner revealed on November 19 that Kylie plans to pass down her makeup empire to her daughter, Stormi.
