Travis Scott Performs Alongside Daughter Stormi, 8, at Fanatics Fest in New York City

The father-daughter duo rocked jerseys supporting opposing FIFA World Cup teams Argentina and Spain during the New York City performance over the weekend

Travis Scott had a special guest join him on stage while performing over the weekend — his 8-year-old daughter Stormi.

During his performance at Fanatics Fest in New York City on Sunday, July 19. Scott brought Stormi out onstage during a performance of his hit track “FE!N.”

Scott, 35, rocked an Argentina jacket, showing his support for the country’s national team during the FIFA World Cup Final game that same day, while Stormi, whom Scott shares with ex Kylie Jenner, rocked a Spain jersey, supporting the team that would eventually win the match 1-0.

In videos shared by fans to social media, the father-daughter duo could be seen smiling and jumping around the stage together as Scott performed.

Scott and Jenner welcomed Stormi in February 2018, and Jenner, 28, later gave birth to their son, Aire, in February 2022.

The rapper and his kids have previously made a number of public appearances together — most recently at the Portugal vs. Uzbekistan World Cup game in his hometown of Houston.

The proud dad adorably matched with Stormi, both wearing brown T-shirts with the Portuguese team’s logo on them. He also matched with Aire as the two both sported camo pants at the June 23 game.

Stormi has also previously made appearances on stage with her dad. In November, the rapper brought her onstage during a performance of his 2023 track “Thank God” during a concert in Tokyo.

The little girl could be seen smiling and dancing with her dad as she sported headphones to protect her ears from the loud music and screaming crowd at Tokorozawa’s Belluna Dome.

Scott also held the microphone up for Stormi as she performed her line as it appeared on “Thank God,” saying, “That’s right, Daddy,” as her dad rapped: “Storm’s a minor but you know she livin’ major,” according to videos taken by fans at the show.

The “Sicko Mode” musician has been candid about his love for being a dad in the past, and often shares footage of his kids on social media.

In January, Scott spoke with Rolling Stone and opened up about fatherhood, as well as the lessons he’s learned since becoming a dad. “You can’t crash out. You can’t do a lot of crazy s–t like you would,” he told the outlet.

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The dad of two also shared that his kids are quite similar to him, especially when they get caught up in new “ideas.” He also recalled a previous memory of seeing his son Aire’s imagination light up.

“My kids are just like me when it comes to trying to get off ideas,” he explained. 

“My son’s 3 now, about to be 4,” he said at the time. “I took him to the Disney Imagineering spot, and his mind was just going off when he seen the robots and all the new tech and how it’s built.”

Via: People