“We have something special that we have at our new house for her that we’re going to give her on Christmas,” Kim said, seemingly referring to a singular gift granted it could be a pony with a diamond-studded saddle that lives in its own stable with a staff! In fact, when it comes to going over the top with gifts for North, Kim leans on the rest of the Kardashian clan. “I try not to go overboard. I let everyone else spoil her,” she continued. North’s aunt Khloe told E! that shopping for North can be a little daunting. PHOTOS: 9 Times Kim Kardashian Forgot Her Shirt “I’m not going to compete with the clothing with her,” she said. “She’s a major fashionista. That stresses me out, the fact that I’m nervous to buy my 1-year-old niece something.” Instead, Khloe will opted for possibly a toy or “things that I know she likes to play with and it’s easy and I can’t go wrong.” — Jesse Spero Copyright 2014 by NBC Universal, Inc .
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. @KimKardashian graces @ELLEUK Jan15 cover wearing a Balmain Pre-Fall14 top shot by Jean Baptiste Mondino pic.twitter.com/t9R6rXgOjI Balmain (@Balmain) November 25, 2014 Divorcing Kanye West after being together for such a short period might only serve to make Kim Kardashian a laughing stock. Keep in mind that her previous marriage to Washington Wizards player Kris Humphries only lasted 72 days before Kim K. filed for divorce. Before that, she was married to Damon Dash for nearly five years (from 2000 to 2004). Between short failed marriages and the ugliness that might ensue during a divorce, especially in a fight over daughter North West, its highly likely that Kim Kardashian has more to lose from leaving Kanye than to gain. At least for now. TMZ Breaking News (@TMZBreakinNewz) November 21, 2014 Although she did experience quite a bit of press recently following her highly controversial nude Paper photo shoot , thats not enough to guarantee her fame would survive outside of a divorce. Radar also made the claim that much of the divorce talk stems from bickering over business ventures and money; allegedy the marriage is more or less one of convenience rather than love.
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