She tagged along with her father Travis Scott earlier in the week at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for an elementary school garden in Houston.
And Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi Webster got a chance to watch her father perform in front of an enormous crowd on Friday when she attended his Astroworld festival in the Texas city.
Even as she was enjoying the superstar treatment, several fans throughout the festival reportedly suffered serious injuries and had to be rushed to the hospital.
All to herself: Kylie Jenner, 24, illustrated her three-year-old daughter Stormi Webster's VIP experience at her dad Travis Scott's Astroworld Festival on Friday by snapping a photo of her trailer
Kylie shared some short videos and photos from the festival, including a special trailer with Stormi's name affixed to the door.
The three-year-old joined her mother in the crowd in another video that showed Travis' high-energy performance, featuring incredible pyrotechnics.
As he warmed up the crowd in one clip streams of fire shot high into the air.
The scene had to be incredibly loud, but luckily Stormi was wearing large headphone as hearing protection.
In the thick of it: The three-year-old joined her mother in the crowd in another video that showed Travis' high-energy performance, featuring incredible pyrotechnics
Safety first: The scene had to be incredibly loud, but luckily Stormi was wearing large headphone as hearing protection
Kylie caught the back of her head as she watched the show and captioned it with a goat emoji and a brown heart.
Travis was performing in front of a circular opening on a set shaped like a mountainscape.
The view was partly a façade made of video screens, and the craggy rocks were replaced by other images in subsequent clips.
Travis was seen rapping on a raised platform in another video.
The top of the mountain erupted in fireworks later in the show.
Intense: As he warmed up the crowd in one clip streams of fire shot high into the air
Stunning: The top of the mountain set erupted in fireworks later in the show
Stormi has been tagging along with her father since she accompanied him and her aunt, grandmother and great-grandmother when Travis dedicated a student garden at Young Elementary School that was partially funded by his Cactus Jack Foundation.
She seemed to be getting the VIP treatment over the weekend at Astroworld, though several attendees weren't as lucky.
The Houston Fire Department told ABC 13 earlier in the day that CPR was performed on at least two people at the festival.
Dozens of ambulances and EMTs were seen carrying for injured attendees, and social media posts showed multiple people receiving CPR, while others appeared to be bleeding profusely.
KHOU reporter Zack Tawatari tweeted that 'several people' had been transported to the hospital from the festival grounds.
It remains unclear how serious the injuries are or what caused them, but official said they were classifying the area as a 'level 2' incident due to the number of calls coming in.
Astroworld experienced a dangerous stampede earlier in the day when the gates to the area were first opened, though the injuries seen later on Friday appeared to be unrelated.
Family: Stormi has been tagging along with her father since she accompanied him and her aunt, grandmother and great-grandmother when Travis dedicated a student garden at Young Elementary School that was partially funded by his Cactus Jack Foundation
Health emergencies: Several attendees were seen receiving CPR at the festival, and others were seen bleeding
