Travis Scott Shouts Out Daughter Stormi During Coachella 2025 Set: ‘Let’s Rock’

Travis Scott gave a shout-out to his daughter Stormi during his set at Coachella 2025.

Scott, 33, who shares Stormi, 7, with ex Kylie Jenner, gave his daughter a shout-out on stage during his headlining set at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California on Saturday, April 12. Per social media footage, the rapper exclaimed, “Stormi, let’s rock,” while on stage before launching into one of his hits.

Along with Stormi, Scott shares son Aire, 3, with Jenner, 27. Scott shared a photo via Instagram Story on Saturday of both of his children out on a balcony ahead of his set, which he captioned, “My gang.”

Jenner was also present at the music festival with her boyfriend Timothée Chalamet. The couple were spotted holding hands, per photos obtained by online gossip site DeuxMoi, which showed Jenner rocking a white crop top with coordinating joggers, covering her long hair with a camo-print baseball cap.

Chalamet, 29, went casual with his festival look in oversized sunglasses, a loose black T-shirt, matching capri-length pants, and a baseball cap of his own. The Academy Award-nominated actor and the makeup mogul have been together since 2023.

“Timothée is very focused on his career and Kylie loves being on the sidelines cheering him on,” a source exclusively told Us Weekly in January. “She loves that he’s in the spotlight more than her. It’s been a breath of fresh air.”

According to the insider, Jenner’s famous family has “welcomed Timothée with open arms,” and that includes her children. The source added that her son and daughter have already met — and approved of! — their mom’s famous boyfriend.

“They love him,” the source told Us. “This is a very different relationship dynamic than what Kylie is used to. [It’s] opened her eyes to the more artistic side of the industry.”

Coachella is taking place over two weekends, starting with April 11 to April 13, and the following weekend from April 18 to April 20.

“With Coachella, that’s something I’ve always wanted to headline. I was supposed to do it and unfortunately, it didn’t happen. So it’s cool to be able to come back and do it,” Scott told Complex about his Coachella set in April. “I’m trying to create a next-level way to do things. It’s more selfless, though. It’s not about Trav.” He added, “I’m trying to create a next-level way to do things.”

Scott continued, “It’s more selfless, though. It’s not about Trav, like, ‘Oh, come look at a fucking experience of Travis.’ No, this is a social thing, with all of us. It’s a community thing. I’m just curating it and hoping that you fuck with the idea of what I’m trying to do. But this isn’t a Trav experience, like The Simpsons Ride or something. Like, ‘Come ride on the Travis ride. Come ride on the Stormi coaster!’ Nah, these are just things that are in my brain, and hopefully we relate to the same things.”