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Kendall Jenner: Devin Booker is niece Stormi's favorite: 'She has the biggest crush on him'

By Megan Armstrong | Last updated Sep 15, 2021 5:16 PM ET

"I always want to be the cool aunt and liked, I guess, by all of them," Kendall Jenner told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show, speaking about her 18 nieces and nephews—going on 20, as sister Kylie Jenner and half-brother Burt Jenner have little ones on the way.

Kylie Jenner's three-year-old daughter, Stormi, thinks Kendall's boyfriend, Devin Booker, is the coolest.

"[Booker] loves them," Kendall Jenner, 25, said of the 24-year-old Phoenix Suns All-Star point guard and her brood of nieces and nephews. "Him and Stormi have an amazing relationship. She has the biggest crush on him, and I'm like, jealous sometimes. I'm like, stop. Can you guys not?"

Stormi will soon have to learn to share the attention.

Kylie, 24, publicly announced last week that she and rapper Travis Scott, 30, are expecting their second child together:

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"She called me, and I answered the phone, and she just had her little sonogram—like, a picture of her sonogram," the supermodel told Fallon. "I wasn't really shocked 'cause I felt like it could happen someday soon, but I was excited. I was very excited. It's just a blessing."

Kendall remains the only Kardashian or Jenner sibling to not yet have any children, but she has made it clear in the past that she's in no rush to become a mom.

Elsewhere in the Tonight Show interview, Kendall Jenner and Fallon discussed her Crocs "controversy" as well as her new gigs as creative director of Forward (stylized as FWRD) and founder of 818 Tequila. Watch below.

Megan Armstrong

Megan Armstrong (@megankarmstrong) is a writer whose work has appeared in places such as Billboard, GQ, Esquire, Bleacher Report, Uproxx, and others. Megan has also produced various podcasts and hosted a daily radio show at Mizzou. She grew up obsessed with sports — impressing adults by memorizing NFL statistics as a kindergartner — and grew into an obsession with music

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