Kim Kardashian Acknowledges Her Children Are Unfazed by Her Absence
Kim Kardashian, the co-founder of SKIMS, is a mother to four kids: Psalm (5), Chicago (7), Saint (9), and North (11). Recently, she shared how her children react when she is away from home.
In the latest episode of The Kardashians, Kardashian and her sister Khloé Kardashian travel to Mumbai for a wedding. They work with designers for their suitable looks, and Khloé tries to FaceTime her daughter True, who is 6. However, True seems uninterested during the call. Khloé mentions that this is the "longest I've ever left my kids."
Kardashian reveals, "My kids couldn’t care less" about her absence, a sentiment Khloé echoes, stating, "I don’t think any of them care."
In another episode, Kardashian celebrated a special moment when her daughter North was invited to perform "I Just Can’t Wait to Be King" at the Hollywood Bowl. Although North approached the rehearsal like a pro, Kardashian appeared more anxious.
Despite her concerns about potential negative feedback for North’s performance, Kardashian voiced her support for her daughter. "This is a big responsibility for a little kid," she noted. She anticipated criticism by saying, "I know what’s coming, that she’s not Whitney Houston." Kardashian insisted that North deserves to showcase her talents, stating, "If anyone wants to hate on a child... F— you."
Kardashian, who shares her four children with ex-husband Kanye West, addressed safety concerns in a previous episode. She reprimanded her two sons for risky behavior by urging them, "Hey, we’re not doing wheelies. You could fall and crack your head open."
When asked if being a mother is her most challenging role, Kardashian replied without hesitation, "Oh my god. Hands down." She continued, expressing her evolution into a more assertive parent. "Now I’m the firm one, and I’m proud of myself."
New episodes of *The Kardashians* air Thursdays on Hulu.
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