Kim Kardashian throws daughter Chicago a Bratz party for her 6th birthday, and it’s iconic
Chicago turned six on 15 January. (Raymond Hall/GC Images)
Although Barbie was the year’s biggest hit, Kim Kardashian has acknowledged that her daughter is a Bratz doll enthusiast.
The 43-year-old businesswoman revealed a photo from her daughter’s sixth birthday celebration, which had the famous rival doll theme. It is believed that her birthday celebration took place at her Calabasas estate, with plenty of pink balloons and a personalized cardboard cutout of Chicago for the Bratz doll.
In the center of the space was a kids-sized sushi table and even a runway. They also got a cake that was created by Bratz and said, “Chi 6! “Birthday girl,” it was completed with a doll on top and pink trim frosting.
Chicago wore a pale pink shift dress with sleeves and bottom fur trim to channel the Bratz. Her metallic pink cowboy boots, which we really want a pair of, completed the ensemble.
In addition, her older sibling North West, who was seen posing in an oversized pink fur coat, got the pink memo.
The birthday celebration occurs soon after the founder of SKIMS caused controversy among her fans by posting an office tour of her opulent SKNN headquarters.
On January 17, the media personality joined the “of course” trend on TikTok, where users reveal their stereotypical idiosyncrasies in specific situations, such as sibling rivalry.
After that, Kardashian gave fans a tour of her Rick Owens-designed workplace, which included a mannequin with Kardashian’s exact body proportions and a sea of her magazine covers mounted on the wall.
The celebrity then showed off her enormous TV wall, which included images from all of her past commercial campaigns, as well as 3D models of her brain and private jet, as well as a tanning bed and a red light therapy bed, all of which were located in her workstation.
Commenters expressed their dismay at the video in the comments area, calling it “tone deaf.” Another commented, “I’m Kim Kardashian, people are starving and freezing to death but I don’t care.” Another said, “Yeah rub it in more while the rest of the world is struggling to live and afford food.”
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