North West, the first child of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, unveiled her new look on TikTok, complete with fake face tattoos, a faux nose piercing, and black grillz...
The latest appearance of 12-year-old North West left everyone stunned. Let's delve into the details together.
Once upon a time, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, who were Hollywood's most popular couple, tied the knot in a grand ceremony in Italy in 2014. However, their story actually began with the birth of their first child, their darling North, in 2013.
The family expanded rapidly: Saint arrived in 2015, Chicago in 2018 (via a surrogate), and Psalm in 2019 (also via a surrogate). At first, they seemed like an incredible family, but their happiness was short-lived and ended quite dramatically. The divorce process officially began in 2021; by the end of 2022, contentious issues such as alimony and custody were settled. Kanye, however, still can't resist taking jabs at Kim and North, as well as their other children...
Among all their children, the one who stands out the most is their firstborn, North West. From day one, North West has been in the spotlight for her striking resemblance to her father. We believe she is also the child who most resembles her father in terms of character. Whether it's her over-the-top antics on TikTok or her exaggerated outfits, she always manages to make headlines. There's no doubt that she's destined to become an incredible figure in the future.
Just a few days ago, North West left everyone's jaw on the floor with her new look that she shared on her TikTok account with her friends...
In North West's recent TikTok posts, her blue hair that she dyed a few months ago, blue contact lenses, black grillz - that is, black metal-coated teeth, fake nose piercing, and fake tattoos covering her face—including the star under her eye and the script word written on her cheek—seem to cross the line of 'child's play.'
Let's admit it, the look completed with heavy silver necklaces, an oversized black t-shirt, baggy shorts, and chunky sneakers looks strange on a 12-year-old.
However, when assertive notes like 'Fake piercings and fake tatts for life', private jet and backstage photos with friends are all combined, it paints a disturbing picture of 'children being forced to grow up too quickly'.
Yes, the tattoos and piercings are fake, but the message is real: a persona created for social media, carrying adult codes.
Moreover, this time, the foreign press is voicing a desire for brakes rather than applause for the image of a 12-year-old child preparing to take on an 'antagonist' role. What are your thoughts? Let's meet in the comments.