Kim Kardashian responded to criticism about raising her daughter North
The American businesswoman assured that, although she has always encouraged her daughter's self-expression, this does not mean that she has no limits
In a world where every step of the Kardashian-Jenner family is analyzed under a microscope, Kim Kardashian decided to stand up to those who question her work as a mother.
During her recent appearance on the Khloe in Wonderland podcast, the businesswoman and star responded forcefully to criticism about the style and freedom of her eldest daughter, North West.
In the In recent weeks, 12-year-old North has become the target of comments on social media due to her recent Instagram debut and her fashion choices, which include colorful braids, temporary tattoos, and fake piercings. Given the perception among some internet users that Kim acts more like a "friend" than an authority figure, the SKIMS founder clarified that the reality in her home is very different. "I think the biggest misconception is that I let North do whatever she wants. On the contrary, Northie has a lot of rules," Kim assured during the conversation with her sister Khloe. The socialite emphasized that, although she encourages her daughter's self-expression, this does not mean a lack of boundaries. "She is who she is and has always been that girl. I have pictures of her in preschool with fake piercings and pink braids. It's her essence," she added. Kim also reflected on the difficulty of raising her four children under public scrutiny, noting that no one truly knows the internal challenges they face as a family. “No one, unless they're in my shoes, knows how we have to manage the pressures of the outside world,” she stated. With over 1.7 million followers on her new Instagram account, North West continues to solidify her status as a Generation Alpha icon, while her mother maintains that, behind the scenes, discipline remains the top priority in her upbringing.

