Kim Kardashian's Daughter Chicago Combs Her 6-Year-Old Sister's Hair In Video
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s children are getting along really well. The reality TV star recently shared a video of her 17-month-old daughter Chicago, who was busy combing the hair of her 6-year-old sister North.
Kardashian shared the sweet video on Instagram in which North sits patiently while her sister Chicago combs her hair with a tiny brush. The children appear to be in their room, surrounded by stuffed toys.
The video has been viewed over 11 million times as of this writing, with many of the followers commenting on how adorable the two sisters look together. The video also attracted the attention of celebrity hairstylist and family friend Jen Atkin. “She’s hired,” the hairstylist wrote after being impressed by Chicago’s skills, People reported.
Chicago and North appear to be close like their mother and her sisters. The two kids were together during their cousin True’s first birthday party. North was seen holding Chicago in her arms as she walked around at the party, and she only put her sister down after their mother insisted on it.
Khloé Kardashian too responded to the video of Chicago combing her sister’s hair. She only used heart eye emojis in her comment, ET Online reported. JoJo Siwa, who was North’s babysitter earlier this year, also commented on the post and said that the children look “soooo cute!”
The Kardashian sisters have a busy work schedule, but they always find time to spend with the family. Apart from Kim, Khloé too shared a video of her daughter on Instagram. The video showed the toddler sitting in a toy car, and the single mother wrote that she has so much fun with her daughter.
Commenting on Khloé’s post, one fan wrote that the family has been spending excessively on “worthless materialism.” The “Revenge Body” star wrote back to the fan and said that there is no need to feel sad about a baby in a toy car, and she reminded everyone to focus on things that make them happy.
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