Kylie Jenner carries a wiggling Stormi to bed and says friends will have to do the same to her

Kylie Jenner seemed to have a fun Monday in lockdown with her BFF Stassie Karanikolaou laying by the pool and filming Tik Toks. 

But by Monday night it was back to mom-mode for the 22-year-old mogul, who tried to wrangle her two-year-old daughter Stormi for bed.

Kylie’s daughter, who she shares with Travis Scott, did not seem to want the party to end. 

Kylie seemed ready to leave in her black leather coat, cinched at the waist with a tie. 

Her ombre brown to blonde hair flowed down her back as she walked Stormi through the new Holmby Hills estate she recently purchased.    

‘We’re going home,’ Kylie yelled at Stormi, who was dressed in a darling white sweater. 

But the toddler fought back, squirming in her mom’s arms and nearly flipping over her shoulder yelling ‘I’m not going! Let me go!’ 

Stassie could be heard laughing at the dramatic scene as she appeared to be behind the lens. 

Kylie also seemed to laugh at the situation captioning the video ‘a visual representation of how my friends are gonna have to drag me out the first party post quarantine.’

The Kylie Cosmetics founder has been on lockdown for over a month as Los Angeles has shut down all non-essential businesses and issued safer-at-home orders, in an attempt to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus that has over one million cases and over 56k deaths in the U.S. 

Earlier in the day, the BFFs were the latest celebs to show their love for the Netflix show Tiger King, by taking part in the viral challenge on TikTok.

Stassie, 22, filmed herself and Kylie doing the ‘Savage Tiger King Edition’ challenge on Monday, which they did while dancing in their bikinis.

The sonic mash-up features lines from the Netflix true-crime series Tiger King, which questions whether Carole Baskin murdered her missing husband Don Lewis, set against the beat of Megan Thee Stallion’s “Savage.”

As the pair giggle and dance, you can hear audio that says: ‘Carole Baskin killed her husband, whacked him. Can’t convince me that it didn’t happen. Fed him to tigers, they snackin’. What’s happening? Carole Baskin.’

Baskin denies she killed her second husband, who disappeared in 1997 and was declared dead in 2002.

The millionaire owner of exotic cat sanctuary, Wildlife on Easy Street, mysteriously disappeared on August 18, 1997 shortly before Baskin took control of his will and estate over his first wife Gladys Lewis Cross.