Kim Kardashian, a reality TV star, has risen to the defense of her 12-year-old daughter North West after trolls made fun of her for posting videos on TikTok with fake tattoos, piercings, and colorful hair accessories.
North shared a bunch of videos on TikTok with her friends over the weekend. They included face changes, nose piercings, colorful hair strings tied into braids, and eye lenses. The videos immediately became popular, which made some people angry.
One person said, “Why don’t you just be a kid?” Another person said, “By the way, she’s 12.”
People magazine says that Kim and North’s joint TikTok account termed the incident a “non-issue” and posted a crying-face emoji next to the remark.
Kim Kardashian on North’s style choices and self-confidence
Kim talked about her daughter’s feeling of independence and confidence on the Call Her Daddy podcast on October 15.
“She’s very grown-up in some ways. For example, she’ll say, ‘Mom, I saw this, and I don’t care that they don’t like my blue hair or this or that.'” Kim stated.
“She has a lot of faith in herself…”
Kim also thought about the difficulties of raising a pre-teen and said that she was learning as a parent.
“Okay, we’re never going to wear that again,” I said. Kim said, “Unfortunately, we made that mistake in front of the whole world.” She admitted to making mistakes as a parent and asked for “a little bit of grace.”
Motherly Advice on Beauty and Fashion
Kim said that she has talked to North about clothes and makeup, stressing the importance of self-expression while also being a good parent.
Kim added, “I’ve talked to North about makeup because she loves her lip liner.” She went on to say that she wants North to have her own style.
The defense comes after people said bad things about North wearing a dermal piercing on her middle finger while she was in Rome. Even when others are upset, Kim is still set on allowing her kid be herself and learn as a mother.
At Work
In addition to being a parent, Kim Kardashian will be in the next movie All’s Fair with Naomi Watts and Glenn Close.