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Kim Kardashian experiences parenting nightmare with daughter Chicago that everyone can relate to

The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shares four children with Kanye West

Hanna Fillingham
US Managing Editor
January 21, 2020
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Kim Kardashian may not have a life that's relatable to many of us, but when it comes to being a mum, she's facing just the same problems we all do! On Monday evening, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared a photo of her white sofa which had been marked with red lipstick from a guilty-looking, but incredibly cute Chicago. The two-year-old had been playing on the couch after her older sister North, six, had painted her face to make her look like a clown. North had not only painted Chicago's face, but her brother Saint's too, as well as her own. "So North decided to do makeup like the It clown," 39-year-old Kim wrote on her Instagram Stories, followed by a series of pictures documenting the results.

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Kim Kardashian's daughter Chicago got red lipstick on her white sofa!

While Kim is in the spotlight, her children rarely feature on her family's reality show, Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and the doting mum only occasionally shares pictures of her brood on social media. The doting mum opened up about motherhood in her E! True Hollywood Story episode last year, where she said being a mother-of-four was "the best feeling in the world." She added: "I just love being a mum," although admitted that it can be "exhausting and "gruelling" at times, but that "it's the best." In the video, Kris Jenner also reflected on Kim's parenting, and how it has changed her. "Her world went from being herself and her work and her friends and her family to her daughter. Then when Saint came along, then North and Saint, and Chicago and so forth. She really puts them before herself."

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Chicago's face had been painted by her big sister North

Kim and Kanye recently celebrated their youngest daughter's second birthday, where they threw Chicago a Minnie Mouse-themed birthday party. The celebration was attended by all of their family, including Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi Webster, and Khloe Kardashian's daughter True Thompson, who are both close in age to Chicago, and affectionately known as "the triplets". Chicago's birthday party included Minnie Mouse face painting, a Disney tea party and a show-stopping Minnie Mouse cake.

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And while Kim has said that she and her husband would love more children, she has recently admitted that since having her fourth baby, her brood now feels complete. On an episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, which aired in October, Kim spoke to her family about her brood and told them that she was "done" having more children. "Our surrogate is so amazing, she had the easiest delivery," she said. "She pushed literally maybe one time. Kourtney and Kanye were in the room with me. I feel so complete." The doting mum added: "I really do feel like four [kids] is the perfect number for me. I feel so full in the best way, but I'm done."

During the episode, Kim introduced baby Psalm to the family and explained the meaning behind his name. She told her family that they were initially going to call the newborn Ye, but that Kanye didn't like it because it didn't have a special meaning. "Kanye doesn't like Ye because Ye doesn't mean anything," she said. "We looked up every name in the bible that had a Ye at the beginning and the only name was Yechiel." She added that her younger sister Kylie Jenner talked them out of choosing Ye as their son's moniker, and instead they settled on Psalm. "Psalm and Saint sound good together. The kids now call him Psalm Ye," she said.

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