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North West proves she's mini Ye in Q&A with mom Kim Kardashian: 'That's not a fun fact'
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Date:2025-04-14 15:50:58
North West is proving she's a mini Ye.
The daughter of the rapper, formerly known as Kanye West, and reality TV star Kim Kardashian is opening up about her childhood in a Q&A with her mom for Interview Magazine.
When Kardashian noted a "fun fact" about her oldest daughter, telling readers that North "falls asleep, she needs the TV on, no matter what," the younger West had a very Ye-esque reply: "That's not a fun fact." When asked if she likes being on camera, West had another response that was reminiscent of her dad.
"I like taking pictures of myself, but I don't like when paparazzi do. When I just woke up and there's so much paparazzi, I'm like, 'Yo, I’m going to sue you.' If I'm ready, if I'm not tired, if my outfit's good, I'm like, 'Okay, I could take a picture,'" West said. Her dad has had more than one incident involving the paparazzi, including multiple incidents over the past decade of celebrity photographers accusing him of intensified behavior towards them.
West added that she likes "art, but my art class is very annoying. My favorite class is probably Latin." When asked by beauty mogul mom how she helps people, North said she likes to "spread the gospel. Tell them about god, and how problems get solved if they follow his word and his way."
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Her dad is known for hosting his star-studded Sunday services where he expresses his faith.
West told Kardashian that the best day of her life was "in Italy with dad," adding that "it was just us and my siblings, and that's when I really brought them close to god, because we had this house and there was these devil statues, and I was like, 'Mm-mm, mm-mm, no, girl.'"
She continued: "I was like, 'We got to pray.' So then I taught Chi and Psalm and Saint how to pray. God really did his thing after."
West said she doesn't know what she wants to be when she grows up "because I already do a lot of stuff that I want to be when I grow up. I just want to pursue my careers now."
Kardashian and Ye co-parent their four children: North, 11, Saint, 8, Chicago, 6, and Psalm, 5. The pair announced their split publicly in February 2021 and their divorce was finalized in November 2022.
Ye sued by former employeewho was asked to investigate Kim Kardashian, 'tail' Bianca Censori
The interview was published a day after Ye was accused by a former employee of using his industry influence to investigate ex-wife Kardashian and spy on current spouse Bianca Censori.
The man, identified as John Doe in a lawsuit filed in the Los Angeles County Superior Court on Thursday, is also suing the rap mogul and his company Yeezy, LLC, for infliction of emotional distress, numerous labor code violations and retaliation, according to court documents obtained by USA TODAY.
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