KHLOE Kardashian’s daughter True, five, and niece Dream, six, have posed for a sweet pic in matching outfits amid parenting critiques.
The famous cousins frequently spend time together at the Good American founder’s house, leading to backlash from fans over their behavior.
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In Khloe’s photo, True, five, and Dream, six, posed together in matching Aaliyah T-shirts and black biker shorts.
Both girls were wearing purple backpacks featuring their names and adorable patches of cartoon characters.
They were wearing sneakers and had their hair styled in up-dos.
In the first and second photos of them together, True and Dream made peace signs with their fingers as they smiled for the camera.
The 39-year-old’s caption featured three heart emojis.
In the comments, fans gushed over the duo.
One wrote: “Dream come True!” playing with their names.
“They melt my heart!! Precious babies,” a second support fawned.
A third commenter wondered: “Why are they so cute?!”
“They grew up sooooo fast,” someone else reacted.
Another person wrote: “Can I just say True’s beautiful smile lights up the world! May she forever keep that spark.”
DANCING WITH DANGER
The cute family photo comes amid criticism of Khloe’s parenting.
On Thursday, the Hulu star posted a video that showed True and Dream dancing on a long table in her dining room.
The reality star cheered from behind the camera as the cousins performed their dance.
They were dressed in matching Octonauts pajamas, with True wearing a purple pair and Dream in black.
The girls started their routine on the floor, dancing to Britney Spears’ hit single Circus before making their way onto the marble table.
Khloe was heard asking True: “How do you know how to do this if you’ve never heard this song?”
“She hasn’t but she’s just dancing to it,” Dream responded.
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Khloe captioned the clip: “True’s first time hearing this song. They come up with their dances on the spot.
“It’s too cute. Express yourself ladies.”
True and Rob Kardashian’s daughter danced dangerously close to the edge of the table as they treated the top as a catwalk of sorts.
The duo even performed the Macarena on the elevated surface.
The video made its way onto a Kardashian-themed Reddit board where fans weighed in on the risky dance party.
One person critiqued: “That is so unsafe.”
“Yikes my mom would have never let me do that!” another commented before imitating their mother, adding: “You’ll crack your head open!”
A third fan reacted with: “I’m not spending all night at the ER, get down!”
“Hasn’t True already had a broken bone?” a fourth commenter questioned.
SWEET SLEEPOVER
This isn’t the first time True and Dream have caused a stir with their sleepover antics.
Over the summer, Khloe shared more cute footage of the pair raiding her closet while spending time together.
She shared a video that showed Khloe crouching on the floor of her closet in a neon pink faux fur coat.
The Kardashians star rapped about her night, saying that the group had dubbed themselves the “Fancy Girls.”
True then took over the screen, showing off a Hello Kitty t-shirt and sunglasses.
Dream then tried her hand at rapping, wearing an Argentinian soccer kit with her hair styled in long braids.
Khloe captioned the video: “I think I got set up lol they begged me to make a singing video with them and then…. crickets. #SleepOverCrew.”
She followed up the video with a photo of Dream wearing her kit covered with the very jacket Khloe was previously wearing.
The tot smiled wide as she stood in the jacket with the coat draping over her arms and hanging off her body.
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