Kylie Jenner teases Kylie Baby two years after filing for trademark... and says that daughter Stormi is 'the real star' of her social media

She already has successful business empires in Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin.

But it looks like Kylie Jenner's next venture is aimed at the youngest demographic possible.

The 23-year-old mogul teased the launch of Kylie Baby on part three of her Inside Kylie Cosmetics YouTube series posted on Thursday.

Coming soon?: Kylie Jenner teased the launch of Kylie Baby on part three of her Inside Kylie Cosmetics YouTube series posted on Thursday

The news comes two years after Kylie Jenner, Inc. filed for trademark of Kylie Baby with goods including strollers, stroller covers, children's car seats, and fitted covers for children's car seats.

Kylie teased the new endeavor when she was asked by the director to take out her phone and post about something that she has upcoming.

She replied: 'I just took this picture of Stormi and I was using some Kylie Baby products and I could post on Instagram and tease Kylie Baby.

Expanding her reach: The news comes two years after Kylie Jenner, Inc. filed for trademark of Kylie Baby with goods including strollers, stroller covers, children's car seats, and fitted covers for children's car seats

'I just took this picture of Stormi and I was using some Kylie Baby products and I could post on Instagram and tease Kylie Baby': Kylie teased the new endeavor when she was asked by the director to take out her phone and post about something that she has upcoming

Kylie went on to say that she has not previously teased Kylie Baby nor do people know that it is coming but it already has a following.

She explained: 'The Instagram is not even ready, it's verified but I haven't confirmed anything Kylie Baby.'

Her chief brand officer Jen Cohan talked about how Kylie will post product that hasn't been launched but doesn't take issue with it as it is always good to see how their audience responds. 

Kylie said that if she posts about Kylie Baby out of nowhere: "I'll probably get a text from Jen, She'll just probably see it on Instagram like "oh there she goes!"'

'The Instagram is not even ready, it's verified but I haven't confirmed anything Kylie Baby': Kylie went on to say that she has not previously teased Kylie Baby nor do people know that it is coming but it already has a following

To the beat of her own drum: Her chief brand officer Jen Cohan talked about how Kylie will post product that hasn't been launched but doesn't take issue with it as it is always good to see how their audience respond

Kylie said that if she posts about Kylie Baby out of nowhere: "I'll probably get a text from Jen, She'll just probably see it on Instagram like "oh there she goes!"'

As her three-year-old daughter Stormi was unintentionally used to previously tease Kylie Baby, the reality star knows just how much engagement the youngster creates on social media.

The director remarked how insane it is for a photo just posted of Stormi on Instagram can get 11.8million likes and Kylie  responded: 'I know it's crazy people love Stormi though. She is a star. She's the real star.'

Though the status of their romantic relationship seems unclear, Kylie would like a professional relationship with the father of Stormi, Travis Scott, as she was asked what celebrity she would like to collaborate with.

Kylie replied: 'If I had to collab with one celebrity it would be Travis, he is so creative. He would just come with the cool ideas.'

'I know it's crazy people love Stormi though. She is a star. She's the real star': As her three-year-old daughter Stormi was unintentionally used to previously tease Kylie Baby, the reality star knows just how much engagement the youngster creates on social media

The 29-year-old rapper is one of the most important names in the fashion world currently as he has very successful collaborations with Nike and McDonalds apparel and will soon be releasing a collection with high-fashion label Dior.

Jenner has also been making money moves as she sold 51 percent of her company to COTY Inc. in November 2019 for $600million.

She revealed in the YouTube clip why she made that decision: 'The reason why I sold half my company was to have this big infrastructure to go global.'

One way she is going global is by relaunching Kylie Cosmetics with clean, vegan formulas after a two month hiatus.

Kylie Cosmetics is re-launching on July 15 with the new ingredients and updated packaging. 

'The reason why I sold half my company was to have this big infrastructure to go global': Jenner has also been making money moves as she sold 51 percent of her company to COTY Inc. in November 2019 for $600million

The release of the video comes amid a bombshell report that staff at a factory producing Jenner's make-up felt 'degraded' by supervisors and were even banned from looking at the reality star when she visited, former workers have claimed.

The reality star launched KYLIE Lip Kits by Kylie Jenner six years ago before it was renamed Kylie Cosmetics a year later.

Spatz Laboratories in Oxnard, California, manufactured the cosmetic products when the brand started and former employee Irene Lopez says she was hired to work on the assembly line in 2016 by a temp agency.

Uh-oh: The release of the video comes amid a bombshell report that staff at a factory producing Jenner's make-up felt 'degraded' by supervisors and were even banned from looking at the reality star when she visited, former workers have claimed, Kylie is seen in a new advertising campaign for the brand

Kylie occasionally visited the factory, which she does not own or control, with her mother Kris Jenner to check in on the manufacturing of her products

Kylie occasionally visited the factory, which she does not own or control, with her mother Kris Jenner to check in on the manufacturing of her products.

But Irene, 32, told The Sun: 'Before they would come in our supervisors would tell us, 'You are not allowed to talk with them, you guys are supposed to keep on working, you guys are not allowed to take any pictures or ask any questions.''

The former employee added that Kylie would never talk to staff and would watch silently as her glossy range was made in front of her eyes.

Another former Spatz Laboratories employee, Martha Molasco, who worked there from 2015 to 2017 after being hired by a temp agency, said there were rules for staff when Kylie visited the factory.

The 23-year-old, third from left, launched KYLIE Lip Kits by Kylie Jenner six years ago before it was renamed Kylie Cosmetics a year later (pictured at the factory)

'Supervisors would say, 'Don't talk to them, don't even look at them,'' the 31-year-old said.

There is no indication that Kylie or Kris gave any instructions to staff or knew about the rules and Kylie Cosmetics is understood to no longer use Spatz Laboratories as its factory.

Irene said she felt 'degraded' during her time at the company and said staff were expected to complete quotas of up to 1,200 products every day.

She said: 'The supervisors I had there had been very degrading towards everybody. Everything had to be perfectly made and if it wasn't they would throw it away in your face like it was trash. If you didn't go fast enough, you were going to get fired.'

The former employee said she was often left in tears after being scolded for not being fast enough on the production line.

Once, she claims her supervisor threw all of her completed products in the trash, forcing her to start all over again.

Spatz Laboratories in Oxnard, California, had manufactured the cosmetic products since the start of the brand

Irene claims she was expected to produce the popular makeup items after she was trained for only 'five minutes' and was 'verbally threatened' and 'degraded' if she asked questions to her superiors.

Staff were told they could be laid off from the minimum wage job and replaced by someone else from the temp agency, she said.

Martha said the physical labor left her with medical issues with pain shooting from her hand to her elbow after working 12-hour shifts from 4pm to 4am while standing in the factory.

Irene claimed she worked eight-hour shifts but was often pressured to come in on weekends in fear of being fired.

The single mother of two said she struggled to find childcare on the weekends but was still made to come in or was threatened with losing her job.