Kylie Jenner welcomes new pet kitten after losing Italian greyhound Norman

Kylie Jenner shared multiple videos of her white kitty on Instagram Stories days after she announced her Italian greyhound Norman died. Photo / Getty Images

Kylie Jenner appears to have a new kitten – days after her beloved dog died.

The 28-year-old media personality shared a series of videos of her white kitty on her Instagram Stories shortly after the announcement on October 22 that her Italian greyhound Norman had died.

In one video, Jenner’s furry friend can be heard meowing as it wanders around her lavish home, and then she shared clips of the feline, whose name she did not reveal, licking its paws as it stared into the camera.

In another piece of footage, the star kissed the top of the kitten’s head multiple times.

The makeup mogul took to Instagram last month to announce Norman had died at the age of 12.

She captioned a series of images of her late pooch with a heartfelt tribute.

It read: “In Loving Memory of My Sweet Norman.

“I still remember the day I brought you home. I had never loved anything so much. I always wanted an Italian Greyhound growing up, but my mommy never let me have one. Then, right after I turned 17, I got you for Christmas, and it was the best gift I could have ever received.”

Jenner, who is dating 29-year-old actor Timothee Chalamet, “tried to prepare” herself for Norman’s death as he was getting older.

And she is delighted that her children – daughter Stormi, 7, and son Aire, 3, whom she has with her ex-partner, 34-year-old rapper-and-singer Travis Scott – got to meet the dog.

The Kylie Cosmetics founder said: “Normy, you filled my life and so many others with pure joy.

“Almost 13 years old, and yet I know I’ll remember you far longer than the time we got to share. I wish I wasn’t writing this post.

“I knew you were getting older, and I tried to prepare myself, but it’s hard losing you Norm. It makes me happy knowing my kids got to meet you and love you.

“My sweet Normyyyy. My heart aches for you. Rest in peace, my precious Normandle. I love you forever.”