KHLOE Kardashian has shared an inside look at her niece Dream's over-the-top request list for her lavish sixth birthday bash.
The tiny tot celebrated with a butterfly-themed soiree this past November.
In episode 8 of The Kardashians aired this week, fans got a closer look at Dream's specific request list for her exciting day.
Khloe, 39, threw the party for her adorable niece, who is the child of her brother Rob, 36, and model Blac Chyna, 35.
In a scene from the current season of the Hulu show, the reality star sat in her living room on the phone with her younger brother as they discussed details for the party.
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"So I know you want to talk about throwing Dream's party and I know you said she wrote a list," the TV personality began.
Rob replied: "She wants like a three-tier cake I'm pretty sure she said. I don't know all the details."
"I'm sure she'll tell us," Khloe added.
"She wants somebody to like tell jokes, she wants a DJ, moon bounce, slime people, she wants a butterfly thing," Dream's dad continued.
The show then switched to a photo of the little girl's list of birthday requests.
In her sweet handwriting with big sloppy letters, she wrote: "Dream," with a black heart.
Underneath, she added bullet points reading: "DJ, ball pit, slime, bounce house, face paint, 3-tier cake, butterfly entrance, pink butterfly dress, joke teller, snowcone, food truck."
Khloe was able to turn her niece's requests into reality with a lavish party hosted in the backyard of her $17million Hidden Hills mansion last fall.
THIRD PARENT?
But some fans have accused the TV star of being too involved in Dream's life, and for claiming she "co-parents" the child despite her already having a mother and a father.
Critics claimed that the tot's mother, Blac Chyna, would be "furious" watching Khloe talk about how she is like a "third parent" to the six-year-old.
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The Good American founder opened up about her dynamic with Dream during the latest episode of The Kardashians.
While at the little girl's sixth birthday party, Scott Disick said to Khloe: "Just can't believe that you're basically somewhat of a co-parent to Dream."
Khloe smiled and said: "I mean…" as Scott went on: "You're like more than an aunt."
The Good American founder replied: "Probably more than an aunt. Just the third parent. The third wheel."
Khloe added in a confessional: "Dream is one of my babies too just like the rest of them and I absolutely love being a mom to people."
The reality star has two children of her own with her ex Tristan Thompson - daughter True, five, and son Tatum, 11 months.
She went on: "I love mothering people. It's so in my blood just to be a mom. I wouldn't have it any other way.
"I feel like I'm a third parent for Dream, I guess. I know how important it is for Dream to have a great maternal influence, whether that be from me or her own mom or whoever."
DIFFICULT RELATIONSHIP
Blac Chyna was first linked to Khloe's brother Rob in January 2016 and she gave birth to Dream in November of that year.
After dating on and off while raising Dream, they split for good in 2017.
In 2020, they agreed to share custody of the tot, alternating across a weekly schedule.
FAN BACKLASH
Viewers of The Kardashians were shocked at Khloe's claims that she is like a "third parent" to Dream.
One wrote on Reddit: "It’s grotesque that she has allowed herself to publicly declare herself basically a mother to Dream while Dream has a living breathing mother who she lives with for half her life!"
Another added: "My jaw was on the floor watching Khloe talking bad about Dream's mother and claiming to be a third parent to Dream.
"The audacity, Dream has a mother and you are her aunt, nothing more and nothing less.
"Dream will see this when she is older and i hope she will give her tons of shit for it."
A third viewer slammed Khloe for seemingly "keeping Blac Chyna out of every milestone Dream is celebrating."
