Khloé Kardashian‘s daughter True Thompson and Kim Kardashian‘s daughter Chicago West are besties.

The Good American founder, 39, shared an adorable pH๏τo of the cousins, both five-years-old, on Instagram on Friday.

In the pH๏τo the girls were wearing screen-printed T-shirts shirts with both Khloé and Kim’s names on the front with a few images of the reality stars printed below.

She captioned the series of three pH๏τos: ‘They think this t-shirt thing is funny.’

They may have been grinning because each wore a shirt repping their aunt, rather than their mother. Kim’s daughter Chicago held her hands behind her back to show off the display featuring pH๏τos of her aunt Khloé, while True’s shirt included one of her aunt Kim’s iconic Met Gala looks featured front and center.

The girls stood next to each other in the pH๏τos with big smiles on their faces and in one pH๏τo have their arms wrapped around each other in a sweet hug.

And it seems the girls may have inherited their love of ironically funny t-shirts from Kim.

Last month, Kim shared a TikTok video in which she trolled her sister Kendall Jenner, 27, by wearing a T-shirt that said Kendall’s Starting 5.

The shirt included images of Devin Booker, Blake Griffin, Ben Simmons, Jordan Clarkson and Kyle Kuzma — with Kendall’s face in the center of it all.

The new snaps of True and Chicago comes after Khloé and Kylie Jenner, 25, had a candid chat about beauty standards on this week’s episode of The Kardashians.

Khloé said she had ‘the most confidence’ when she was a kid and  ‘chubby and in a skinтιԍнт bodycon dress and you couldn’t tell me otherwise. Society gave me insecurities.’

She added in a confessional: ‘I’ve been torn apart the minute that I’ve gone on TV. I didn’t look like my sisters, so therefore, it’s not good enough.

‘And then when I started, whatever, changing my look, you get better makeup, you do fillers, you do whatever, I had a nose job, and there’s still people constantly bullying you,’ she continued.

‘It’s like, so which one is it? You didn’t like me then? You don’t like me… like I… you have to do things for yourself,’ she concluded.

In a later confessional the mom of two elaborated on her earlier thoughts.

‘We’re still growing up in front of the camera, for better or worse, regardless of how old we are,’ she added.

‘We’re still growing and evolving, and I think it’s unfair to have so much pressure put on people. I think we’re all just trying to do our best we can.’

Later in the episode, she told her sisters: ‘Like I definitely don’t want our kids to have those insecurities but I do my best at home.’