”In the Blink of an Eye, My Little One Grew Up”

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‘“I’m so proud of the respectful, sweet, loving, smart, beautiful girl she is,’ Khloé said of her daughter, True Thompson.

Published on September 6, 2025

They grow up so fast! Khloé Kardashian’s eldest child is headed back to school, and she’s getting emotional about it.

On Friday, The Kardashians star shared a slideshow of photos on social media celebrating her seven-year-old daughter True’s first day of school.

“Just like that, my baby is off to 2nd grade,” she captioned the Instagram post. “Time is flying faster than I ever imagined — it feels like I blinked and my baby grew up.”

The proud mama’s carousel of photos highlighted a smiling True, wearing her school uniform, posing in front of a bookworm balloon arrangement and large book with the words “First Day of Second Grade” on the cover. True’s younger brother Tatum, 3, also appeared in a few of the images, as did their dad, former NBA star Tristan Thompson.

“I’m so proud of the respectful, sweet, loving, smart, beautiful girl she is. But man this all happens so quickly. In a blink,” Khloé wrote. “Wishing my sweet True endless joy and asking God to watch over her always and forever.”

“My two angels make me melt!” she added. “Their smiles and bond are everything to me!”

Khloé’s post generated hundreds of comments from her followers, with many people praising her for taking the time to make her daughter’s day special. Others echoed Khloé in marveling at the passage of time.

“I remember when you would post True in her cute baby turbans, and now she’s in 2nd grade! How?” one wrote.

“Trust me I think these thoughts all the time,” Khloé replied.

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