Kim Kardashian is enjoying some quality time with her niece Penelope Disick.
On Thursday, July 30, Kim, 45, shared photos and videos of her and Penelope enjoying a trip to a lake, with the Kardashians star paddling as the 14-year-old smiled for the camera.
The Instagram carousel also featured a sweet picture of Penelope posing with her cousin Chicago, 8, whom Kim shares with ex-husband Kanye West. (The former couple are also the parents of daughter North, 13, and sons Saint, 10, and Psalm, 7.)
“Lakemaxxing,” the All’s Fair actress captioned the post.
Penelope’s other aunt Khloé Kardashian commented, “Gorgeous P.”
Penelope is the only daughter of Kim’s older sister, Kourtney Kardashian. In addition to Penelope, Kourtney shares sons Mason, 16, and Reign, 11, with ex Scott Disick. She also welcomed son Rocky, 2, with husband Travis Barker.
Penelope’s birth and upbringing were documented on E!’s Keeping Up With the Kardashians. She has also made appearances on Hulu’s The Kardashians.
In July 2025, Kourtney, 47, marked Penelope’s 13th birthday with a sweet Instagram tribute.
“My little lady is 13 🥺💘,” Kourtney captioned a carousel of images and videos from an Italian getaway to mark the occasion. “Being her mommy is one of the greatest things I have ever done. She inspires me to be a better person every day. I won’t ever have the words for how much joy and love she brings to my life. She is the cooooolessssst 🐞.”
Scott, 43, also gushed over Penelope, sharing a selfie of father and daughter via his Instagram Stories in May 2024.
“This little girl has made my life so much better,” he wrote over the snap. “I realy [sic] recommend having one.”
While Kourtney and Scott officially went their separate ways in 2015, he has made numerous appearances on The Kardashians and the exes remain amicable coparents.
“The truth is, my problems shouldn’t affect the kids. Just because their mother and I couldn’t make it as a perfect, romantic couple shouldn’t have anything to do with the kids,” Scott exclusively told Us in June 2019. “They don’t deserve our mistakes, so we figured out a way. We still need to be as honest and as good to each other as if we were together. Let’s raise these children together and that’s it.”
He added, “We live a few miles apart and it’s simple. The fact that we’ve tried and made it work makes life that much better. I couldn’t imagine raising three children with somebody I couldn’t speak to every day.”
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