ALABAMA Barker has given a tour of dad Travis Barker's lush lawn and outdoor terrace at his Los Angeles Mansion.
Alabama, 16, recently attended her father's location wedding to Kourtney Kardashian, 43, in Portofino, Italy.
Alabama took to her Instagram Stories to post stunning views from rocker dad's California home.
Recording from her backyard, the teen shows off the family's massive stone terrace.
She turns the camera towards the pool as Gunna's single so far ahead > empire plays.
The oddly appropriate lyrics "we made it" appear over the recording as palm trees and blue skies come into focus.
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The family dog charges into the frame as the Barker family's stunning pool comes into view.
Surrounded by luxurious pool chairs and complete with its own gazebo.
FRESH-FACED
Alabama, known for her glammed-up look, was recently spotted makeup-free for a casual day out with her step-mom and dad Travis Barker.
In the days before her father's Italian wedding, the new family enjoyed time together by taking in the Italian waters.
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Alabama boarded a boat with Penelope, nine, and Mason, 12, to spend some quality time with Kourtney and Travis before their big day.
However, Alabama looked unrecognizable as she went make-up free for the boat ride.
Her platinum blonde hair stuck out boldly next to Penelope's fiery red hair.
The teen looked particularly pale without her usual exaggerated and bronzed features and dark eye makeup.
Everyone on the boat kept their style low-profile as they all wore oversized t-shirts and sweats.
JET SET BARKERS
Back behind the camera, Alabama gave fans an inside look at the private jet her family took to Italy.
The tour began by revealing Travis sitting by himself, distracted by his phone, as a lavish cheese and fruit plate was spread in front of him.
Behind him, a flight attendant worked on plating and serving more treats.
The next shot featured Travis taking a nap on several of the seats that convert into beds.
The groom-to-be was surrounded by red roses.
The family chartered the trip through a private company called Limitless Aviation.
On their website, they promise all planes to include: "Personal iPad to enjoy a wide selection of Movies, Tv Series, Documentaries. Maximum comfort and more room than other business jets, and, seats that are convertible into a bed."
Seeing Travis able to relax on the flight made many fans on TikTok happy.
"Congrats to your dad for truly facing his understandable fear of planes, and congratulations on his marriage," one fan posted.
"The respect I have for that man, after all his tragedies, he still manages to fly," another person added. "I know I wouldn’t be able to."
And one fan summarized: "Amazing to see your dad not only on a plane again but calm enough to sleep."
It's been more than 13 years since the fatal plane crash which left the Blink 182 drummer suffering horrific burns and battling PTSD.
Travis was aboard the doomed flight on September 19, 2008, along with his assistant Chris Baker, security guard Charles "Che" Still, his best friend Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein.
Both Baker and Still lost their lives, as well as two pilots, on the Learjet 60 which crashed shortly after takeoff in South Carolina.
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His pal DJ AM died almost a year after the crash after overdosing as he struggled to cope with the impact of the horrific event.
Following an investigation, the National Transportation Safety Board's (NTSB) report attributed the accident to tire bursts during take-off and the pilot's resulting decision to abort at high speed – which was not recommended for the aircraft.
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