North West, the daughter of Kim Kardashian, has garnered attention for her bold new appearance, which includes fake face tattoos, a simulated nose piercing, and grillz.
The 12-year-old recently posted a series of videos on TikTok, showcasing her unique style. She was seen sporting long blue braids, faux blue contact lenses, black grillz, and a fake nose ring.
Of particular note were the prominent fake tattoos on her face, such as a star below her eye and a scripted word on her cheek. In one video captioned “Fake piercings and fake tatts for life,” North lip-synced to a popular sound bite alongside friends who also had braids, face tattoos, and piercings.
The footage featured North and her friends on a private jet and later backstage at what appeared to be a concert. The tween’s social media content has sparked debates online regarding whether it is appropriate for a child her age.
Some argue that it is simply a case of dressing up for Halloween, while others point to past concerns raised by North’s father, Kanye West, about his children’s social media presence. Kanye previously expressed frustration over North being active on TikTok against his wishes.
In response to the controversy, Kim Kardashian emphasized her role as the primary caregiver for their children and stated that she aims to balance protecting her daughter while allowing her to express herself creatively with supervision. She highlighted the challenges of co-parenting in the public eye and expressed a desire for privacy in handling family matters.
The discussion surrounding North’s TikTok posts underscores the ongoing complexities of navigating parental responsibilities and social media exposure in high-profile families.