Yahoo Lifestyle Kim Kardashian Reveals Bag Hand-Painted By North West
We were a little shocked when we heard Kanye West had allowed his daughter, North, to hand-paint Kim Kardashian's birthday present - a very expensive Birkin bag.
Now the much-talked about design has been unveiled, complete with paint splatters and a clearly marked child-size handprint.
Kim tweeting a picture while out with the bag on Monday alongside the caption: "Me & my bae out today. Wearing my favorite bag painted by my little North."
Apparently, Kardashian thought a talented new artist had painted the bag when she unwrapped it on her birthday -but was "amazed" when she learnt it was her daughter's handy work.
"Kanye had a box [with an Hermes purse in it] and I opened it up and it was all painted really cool and on my computer was this message that said 'Play' and it was a video of my daughter sitting outside painting the purse," Kim revealed to Us Weekly.
Considering North is at an age when most parents are taking the crayolas off their kids, it seems no expense will be spared for Kim and Kanye's tiny tot - until she has to get a job, that is.
While North currently boasts her own stylist and has been showered with luxury gifts since she was born, Kim Kardashian says her daughter will be on her own in the money stakes once she reaches her teens.
"I was saying that earlier to my friends, 'I wonder what [North's] first job is gonna be.' And they were like, 'What? She's gonna have a job?' and I was like, 'Are you kidding me? Of course she is'. She will have to work for what she wants," Kardashian explained.
The reality TV star, who is worth millions thanks to various brand endorsements, says she learnt the importance of saving from a young age, and wanted to instill the same value in North West.
"I saved up for this Dolce & Gabbana dress I really wanted, or like in high school these Prada shoes that my parents wouldn't buy me," Kardashian said. "I remember they were $400, and I had to save for the entire year to get them. We didn't get anything [from her parents], we had to get a job if we wanted it. So I was working in a clothing store and I would save and save."
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