Kylie Jenner shares rare picture of son on Halloween along with Travis Scott amid cheating rumors

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In the photo, Scott, 31, holds their son, formerly named Wolf, so that his face is hidden as Stormi’s reflection is blocked by her halo.

While Kylie wasted no time in sharing photos of Stormi after she was born, fans are yet to get a glimpse of her son. His name has also not been revealed yet. She had shared a 10 minute-long video, titled 'To Our Son', that documented her pregnancy and her son’s birth, including heartfelt messages to him from her mother, Kris, sisters and friends. Things have been unusually quiet on the baby front except from the occasional appearance of his feet in Kylie's vlogs and social media posts.

Kylie even appeared to attend her sister Kourtney Kardashian’s wedding with Travis Barker in Italy with just Stormi, as her newborn was nowhere to be seen in any of the family’s social media posts or paparazzi pictures. She chose not to address her child's absence, but instead posted a picture of herself and her daughter traveling through Europe with the caption, "Just me, Storm, and Coconut (Stormi's doll) traveling the world together." 

People have noticed her son's absence with a person asking on Reddit, "Why is it okay for her to post Stormi but not her son? I don't get it," while another tweeted saying, "Kylie Jenner withholding the name of her son for MONTHS is beyond strange to me." 

"We just haven’t fully legally changed it or anything, so I don’t want to announce a new name and change it again," Kylie told Extra in an interview. "So, yeah, we’re just not ready to share a new name yet." This is the first time Kylie and Travis have posted a picture publically since the Astroworld artist denied cheating rumors. It was speculated that the couple might have split due to those allegations.

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