【lilo mai 18auditions sex video】Please enjoy this footage of Kylie and Kendall Jenner stuck in an elevator

Just when you think Kylie Jenner's Snapchat was starting to get predictable,lilo mai 18auditions sex video this happens.

Both famous Jenner siblings, Kylie and Kendall, along with models Hailey Baldwin and Jordyn Woods, got stuck in an elevator Thursday night during Fashion Week in New York. And they documented the whole thing.

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Don’t worry though, they're fine. Firefighters came and saved them after the 20-minute episode, which was both stressful and hilarious.

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We're not going to lie, it was GOLD. They truly are the queens of social content and we commend them.

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Highlights include both Jenners admitting being stuck in an elevator is their "worst nightmare," Kendall exclaiming "I never thought this would happen to us!" and many mirror selfies.

The standout though? Kylie getting faux upset with her model sister for eating the group's only source of food.

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Same TBH.

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Thank God for the New York City fire department.

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Heroes!

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