Another day, another Kardashian mess — it’s like clockwork.
Kim K has this weird habit of dressing her five-year-old daughter like a ’90s preteen pop star, and while I’ll admit she does look cute (and I may or may not have been low-key taking style tips from her this entire time), some people have a big problem with it.
There have been many times over the last couple years where Kim’s daughter, North, has been seen wearing things that you might say are a little bit too mature for her.
We obviously know that little Northie isn’t picking out her own outfits.
Five-year-old girls don’t even know what matches and what doesn’t. They’d wear a potato sack as long as there was a picture of a sparkly unicorn on the front of it.
So, people have chosen to channel their rage towards Kim — accusing her of trying to make North look older than she is.
There was that one time when North was wearing a crop-top paired with a red faux leather mini skirt and jacket.
Even I can agree, this outfit, although adorable AF, is probably better suited on someone a tiny bit older.
But at the end of the day, Kim is momma-bear, and she gets to sign off on what her kids wear.
Even though Kim faced a ton of backlash for putting North in that outfit, she didn’t let it stop her from doing it again.
After seeing this shot of North wearing a purple crop-top paired with bright pink eyeshadow, fans lost it.
Fans dragged Kim for taking a flatiron to North’s curls.
After Kim posted this photo on Instagram, fans were not impressed that Kim straightened out North’s curls.
And for putting bright orange eyeshadow on her.
Kim fired back at the trolls on Instagram, saying “Relax mom shamers, it’s coming off in a few mins. I needed a bribe to get her out of the door…you feel me?!?”
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And for putting dark lipstick on her for their family’s Christmas party.
“I already know North is into makeup for sure. I don’t think she should wear lashes or too dark of a lipstick,” Kim told Refinery29 .
“It is a form of expression, so I want her to express herself, but I want her to be appropriate, too,” she added.
While that’s all good and well, the peanut gallery on social media doesn’t let anything slide.
They are relentless.
Kim recently shared a video of North dancing and having a good time during a church service.
Some people were quick to state that the dark lipstick is “too much”.
Kim received a lot of comments like this one — telling her that the black lipstick is over the line.
This person thinks that North’s entire church outfit wasn’t childlike.
I think the larger issue is that some people are choosing to sexualize a five-year-old for wearing lipstick and a dress — rather than simply seeing an innocent five-year-old living her best life.
Just saying!
This person thinks that lipstick is the least of North’s problems.
They think that North wearing makeup is a non-issue, and the real cause for concern is having Kim and Kanye for parents.
That’s pretty harsh.
This person is completely outraged — insinuating that Kim doesn’t have “remotely anything of a braincell”.
It is safe to say that this person has some very strong feelings about Kim’s parenting choices.
Some forward thinking keyboard warriors actually stuck up for Kim, and accused everyone else of being too critical.
This person actually made an amazing point.
Any girl who has ever been a part of a dance recital, cheerleading, theater, gymnastics, or modeling knows that we all had a full face of makeup on before the age of seven — and if that wasn’t a problem then this shouldn’t be either.
This person thinks that Kim and Kanye should parent their own kids, and everyone else should mind their own business.
As long as the child’s well-being is not at risk, then no one should really be chiming in.
And lastly, this fan thinks that we’re all way too concerned with what color lipstick North is wearing, and should be focusing our attention to more urgent matters.
I have to agree.
Here’s the full video — tell us what you think!
Does Kim need to crack the whip on what is okay and what is not okay for her five-year-old daughter to be wearing?
Or are you more of the “live and let live” type?
