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Caitlyn Jenner is modeling daughter Kylie Jenner’s soon-to-be released Lip Kit. Caitlyn joined Kylie at her latest photo shoot for the upcoming makeup line, and the two proudly showed off their lips on SnapChat. See the video below.

Kylie, who over the last year has become known for her infamous pout, turned her love for lipstick into a business venture. A few months ago, the teen entrepreneur revealed she would be creating a “Kylie Jenner Lip Kit” to help fans achieve the perfect pout, featuring some of her favorite lip shades. Over the following months, Kylie has given fans sneak peeks of the line, which seems to largely feature matte nude and brown liquid lipsticks.

On Monday, Kylie took to SnapChat to give fans another behind-the-scenes look at the Lip Kit, which is set to hit stores in time for the holidays. In one of her snaps, Kylie can be seen getting ready for a photo shoot for the Lip Kit, before revealing the shoot’s special guest, dad Caitlyn.

In the 10-second snap, both Jenners pout their lips while Kylie tells fans it’s a “Kylie Lip Kit preview.” Caitlyn continues saying, “OK, we have the same Kylie lip stuff on, see?” as they show off the matte nude lipstick. Caitlyn is the first person other than Kylie in the Kardashian and Jenner family to be seen wearing a shade from the Lip Kit.

Check out the video below of Kylie and Caitlyn Jenner wearing a Lip Kit shade, and tell Gossip Cop what you think.

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Noah Galloway and Jamie Boyd have called off their engagement after just five months. The Iraq War vet and former “Dancing With The Stars” contestant announced the news on Instagram on Monday. Read Galloway’s announcement below.

As Gossip Cop reported, Galloway proposed in May to Boyd during the “Dancing With The Stars” season 20 semi-finals. After receiving his scores for an emotional Viennese Waltz, Boyd stood next to host Erin Andrews and told her then-boyfriend, who lost his left arm and leg in combat, how proud she was of him. Galloway then surprised Boyd by getting down on one knee, presenting her with a beautiful ring, and asking her, “Will you marry me?”

On Monday, five months after proposing to Boyd on live TV, the couple revealed they’ve called off their engagement. Alongside picture of himself with his former fiancee, Galloway wrote on Instagram, “After long and careful consideration we’ve decided to end our engagement. We love each other deeply and we’re confident we will remain friends. While we wanted to share this you, we appreciate the respect of our privacy at this time.”

Read Galloway’s announcement below, and tell Gossip Cop what you think.

After long and careful consideration we’ve decided to end our engagement. We love each other deeply and we’re confident we will remain friends. While we wanted to share this you, we appreciate the respect of our privacy at this time.

A photo posted by Noah Galloway (@noahgallowayathlete) on Oct 26, 2015 at 9:54am PDT

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Roger Moore doesn’t think the James Bond character should ever be gay or a woman. Moore spoke with the Daily Mail on Sunday and said the reasoning for his controversial comments is simple, “That wasn’t was Ian Flemming wrote.”

“I have heard people talk about how there should be a lady Bond or a gay Bond, but they wouldn’t be Bond for the simple reason that wasn’t what Ian Fleming wrote,” Moore told the paper. Moore’s comments come on the heels of current James Bond, Daniel Craig, expressing the complete opposite view.

When asked by Sky News if he thought Bond could be gay, black or a woman, Craig replied, “Anything’s possible. You can do anything as long as it’s credible and it works.” Similarly, former Bond, Pierce Bronsnan felt, “Sure, why not?” when asked by Details if he thought Bond could be gay, although he doesn’t believe producers will allow it to happen.

Moore, who played the iconic Bond in seven films, insists that, despite what people might think about his opinion, he is not being discriminatory. “It is not about being homophobic or, for that matter, racist. It is simply about being true to the character,” he said.

Do you agree with Moore? Sound off in the comments, and tell Gossip Cop what you think.