Kylie Jenner Is Celebrating Her 18th Birthday At A Beach Club In Canada

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Kylie Jenner is turning 18 in less than two weeks, and she's taking her party to Canada. 

That's right -- the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star is heading north to celebrate her big day, and it's going to be huge. 

And why Canada, you ask? Well, the party will take place at Beachclub in Pointe-Calumet, Quebec, where the legal drinking age is only 18. So, the youngest member of the Kardashian fam can have her Jell-O shots and drink them, too. 

The club confirmed the bash on their website with a promotional poster featuring a pic of Kylie in a black swimsuit and jeans lounging poolside. 


"Kylie Jenner will be the last of the Kardashian/Jenner clan to celebrate her 18th birthday," the event description reads, "Team Productions and Beachclub’s owner Olivier Primeau stepped up to the plate to offer Kylie the opportunity to party, and drink legally at a fantastic, one-of-a-kind venue!"

And being a member of the most talked about family in America means the bash will be anything but basic. According to TMZ, the club's owner, Olivier Primeau, is going all out. They're reporting that Kylizzle will arrive by chopper, land on a luxury boat and blow out the candles atop a $3,000 cake. Oh, and there will be plenty of bubbly, obviously, and even some surprise guests (Tyga, perhaps?). 

Tickets for the event are currently on sale and range from $40 to $150, so you, too, can party like a Kardashian for a night. Just find a way to Quebec, and you're set. 

Here's to Kylie finally becoming an ~*adult*~. 

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