Reality TV star Khloé Kardashian reunited with her ex-partner Tristan Thompson to host a lavish Zootopia-themed birthday bash for their son Tatum’s 4th birthday.
Kardashian transformed her home into a Zootopia wonderland, complete with a petting zoo and life-size characters.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, the 42-year-old star gave fans an inside look at the magical setup. Guests were greeted by custom, personalised signs welcoming them to “Tatumtopia,” where vibrant displays of their favourite Zootopia characters pointed the way to the fun.
Inside the mansion, Khloé, who also shares her 8-year-old daughter, True, with the former NBA star, introduced Tatum to life-sized Zootopia characters. The birthday boy was all smiles, hugging the massive mascots as he posed for adorable photos.
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Khloé also shared a full house tour, featuring a fun cameo by her mother Kris Jenner, to showcase the incredible entrance to the kid zone. The party setup was packed with interactive spots like a bunny petting zoo, stuffed animal and squishy-making craft tables, a kiosk for picking out animal ears, and a massive “Tatumtopia” custom food and dessert station.
The party also marked the 20th birthday celebration for Kardashian’s brother-in-law Amari Thompson. Khloé is Amari’s caretaker as he lives with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome. Both Tatum and Amari had their own 5-foot-tall Zootopia-themed birthday cakes.
The day before, Kardashian celebrated her “sweet angel” Amari’s birthday with a special tribute. “Some people change the world with their words. You change it simply by being you. Your heart, your spirit, and your light say everything that words never could,” she wrote on Instagram July 27.
“You are one of God’s gentlest reminders of what truly matters,” Kardashian continued. “Everyone who knows you is better because of you. Thank you for reminding us every single day how we should be so completely grateful for the smallest of things and what unconditional love, joy, grace, resilience, and gratitude truly look like.”