It struck me as soon as I saw it: Oh, Kylie gets it. In fact, she came up with the entire scene herself. “I kind of presented the idea, actually, to Aidan as a joke,” Kylie says. “I was like, ‘Well, if you want me to be in it, I would love to.’ I felt like it was a comfortable avenue for me because I knew him, I know Charli, and I felt like for my first thing, this would be the perfect fit. They came back, and Charli was really excited, and they legitimately wrote me into the script, and I was like, Oh shit. Now I have to do it.”
There’s no doubt that reportedly cohabitating with the most in-demand silver screen icon since Leonardo DiCaprio has upped Kylie’s Letterboxd game. “I’ve actually gotten a few scripts, nothing that I feel is right yet, but I 100 percent want to do more,” she tells me. “I really like comedy. I think I’m good at it.” She pauses. “Maybe next time I talk to you, I’ll be the lead of an action movie!”
QUEEN SUPREME “In the last years of my 20s, I want to focus on just me, my businesses, my work, traveling with my kids, enjoying my kids, and then…” Kylie says coyly. “I do want to have more kids….” Gown and necklace by Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello.Photographer Mert Alas. Fashion Editor Paul Sinclaire.
So who’s her dream director after working with Zamiri?
“I’m a fan of so many amazing directors, but I don’t know, maybe I need to dream bigger or something,” she says.
“Dream big,” I say, repeating the slogan of a recent Oscar contender.
“In the last years of my 20s, I want to focus on just me, my businesses, my work, traveling with my kids, enjoying my kids, and then…” she says coyly.
“I do want to have more kids….”
Back in January, Kylie had invited me over to her house, a 15,000-square-foot mansion on the most exclusive street in the best nook of Los Angeles, a storied micro-neighborhood of homes that have put up movie stars for a century.
