‘She’s So Serious’: Masika Kalysha Gets Her Face Beat by 3-Year-Old-Daughter, Fans Can’t Get Enough

Reality star Masika Kalysha’s daughter may be growing up in hip-hop, but the adorable 3-year-old has a knack for beauty. Khari Barbie Maxwell is the daughter of the “Growing up Hip Hop: Atlanta” star and rapper Fetty Wap.

Kalysha took to Instagram posting a clip of her precious daughter beating her face with pink lipstick. With over 190,000 views, Kalysha says to her daughter, “Oh Wow! This is beautiful, thank you Khari!” “I love this beat girl; I wasn’t even going to wear makeup today,” she added.

Along with her commentary praising her daughter’s makeup skills, Kalysha put in the caption: “Beat by @KhariBarbie I’m wearing #Barbie by @kharibarbiebeauty go over to @kharibarbiebeauty to catch the sale! available now at KhariBarbieBeauty.com 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 “

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The toddler had fans gushing in Kalysha’s comments.

“Makeover by Khari Barbie. That’ll be $79.99…you gets no freebies. This ain’t Sephora!”

One fan stated she needs to “book her for my friends wedding 😂😂😂😂 how much she charges for a full beat?”

Another fan complimented Khari, stating, “She’s hitting all the contour spots too! She knows exactly what she’s doing! ♥️♥️♥️👏🏻”

While another fan said Khari is “booked and busy.”

With the heart eyes emoji, and a red heart, another commented that she loved her voice and stated that the 3-year-old is focused.

Khari also painted her mommy’s knuckles, with someone in the background commenting, “Most people can’t pull that off.”

It looks like Khari may have a future in the beauty industry if she keeps it up. From the looks of Kalysha’s comments, many people are going to be lining up to get their face beat by the makeup artist.

Kalysha always posts sweet pics of Khari smiling and enjoying life. In March, she checked a fan for trashing Khari’s dad Fetty Wap in the comments of a picture featuring her daughter.

“why tf r u under my child’s post being childish? Smfh I post what i choose on my page dumb ass. Y r u so pressed sis?”

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