Kim Kardashian reveals her daughter North, 10, IGNORES all her younger siblings and ‘lives her life like an only child’
Kim Kardashian is a mother of four, but her eldest, 10-year-old daughter North, doesn’t seem to interact much with her siblings.
Kardashian, 42, is mother to North, Sent, 7, Chicago, 5, and Psalm, 4, with her ex Kanye West, who she was married to from 2014 until their split in 2021, with the divorce finalized in 2022. years.
Kim — who also stars in FX’s “American Horror Story: Delicate” — revealed in this week’s episode that she likes to go on special trips that encompass all of her kids’ interests, while also revealing how North is in the house.
“I feel like North is living as an only child, doing his own thing,” Kim said in the confessional, adding, “then the two little ones (Chicago and Psalm) are a year apart, so they’re like twins almost and always together.”
“So Saint loves little kids, he’d love North to hang out with them, but she won’t, so I want to give him some attention,” she said of Saint.
Doesn’t communicate: Kim Kardashian is a mother of four, but her eldest daughter, 10-year-old North, doesn’t seem to interact much with her siblings
Always together: “I feel like North is like, living his life as an only child, doing his own thing,” Kim said in the confessional, adding, “then the two little ones (Chicago and Psalm) are a year apart, so they’re” we’re almost like twins and they’re always together’
Stuck in the middle: “So Saint likes little kids, he would love North if she hung out with them, but she won’t, so I want to give him some attention,” she said of Saint
She added: ‘And he’s such a mummy’s boy and I love that, and I know those years won’t last forever.’
She gave an example, revealing: ‘It’s like he doesn’t like me kissing him goodbye at school anymore, and he’s so embarrassed and he looks around and sees where his friends are and he quickly hugs me and runs away, so we’re already there.’
Kim also revealed that she likes to take all her children on different trips that will really pique their interests.
“I’m taking Saint and his best friends and their moms on a trip to London and Paris.” It’s called our soccer mom journey,” she said.
“Our boys love football and are obsessed with all the players from (Kylian) Mbappe, (Lionel) Messi, (Cristiano) Ronaldo, Neymar (da Silva Santos junior), (Bukayo) Saka. Call, they’re obsessed,” Kim says in the confessional.
“I try to find what my children’s passion is and go on a journey with them.” I took Chicago and her friends to San Diego. They like zoos and Legoland and all that,” she said.
“Luckily, the psalm just goes with it, you know. North loves Paris and fashion, so I took her to Paris,’ Kim added.
Kim’s trip to Paris with North was captured on the Season 2 finale of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, when they hit the City of Lights for Paris Fashion Week.
Mama’s boy: She added: ‘And he’s such a mama’s boy and I love that, and I know those years won’t last forever’
No kiss: She gave an example, revealing: ‘It’s like he doesn’t like me kissing him goodbye at school anymore, and he’s so embarrassed and he looks around and sees where his friends are and he quickly hugs me and runs away, so here we are.’
Traveling with Mom: “I’m taking Saint and his best friends and their moms on a trip to London and Paris. It’s called our soccer mom journey,” she said
Trip to Paris: Kim’s trip to Paris with North was captured on the season 2 finale of Keeping Up with the Kardashians when they hit the City of Lights for Paris Fashion Week
The saint loves football, so I realized that this is our journey. It’s going to be so much fun and it’s definitely such an amazing bonding experience,” Kim says in the confessional.
Everyone gets on the plane as Kim tells everyone, ‘Guys, when we get to London, we’re on the field, we’re going to meet the players, we’re getting our jerseys.’
Kim’s friend Alison Stetter tells Kim, ‘the field is called the field’, as Kim says in the confessional, ‘What’s so fun is Alison’s mom is Shelly Azoff and my mom are best friends, and we were our son’s age, they took us on a trip to London. Her dad, Irving Azoff, manages The Eagles, so we’ve been touring with The Eagles, from city to city and it’s so cool that we’re doing this as adults now and our boys are growing up like we are.’
Kim asks the group ‘the big question: when we get there, are we going to call it soccer or soccer?’ as Kim says all moms are ‘the best soccer moms in the world.’