Friday, June 24, 2016

Kim Kardashian Shares Adorable Close-Up of Saint West

We really hate it when Kim Kardashian makes it impossible for us to make fun of her.


This happens every now and then, such as on those occasions when the reality star sounds smart about gun control.



It also happens when Kim stops shilling for any product that will cut her a check, puts her clothes on and reminds us all that she’s a mother of two precious children.


One of them is named Saint West.


He was born on December 5 and Kim and her famous husband have done a solid job of keeping him away from the spotlight.


Saint has never appeared on a tabloid magazine cover nor can you watch Keeping Up with the Kardashians online and expect to see an episode centered on this baby.


But Kim did go ahead on Thursday and shared a new photo of her seven-month old on social media.



Kardashian initially shared the image via Snapchat and then also posted the pic on Instagram and Twitter.


As you can see above, it depicts Saint wearing white and lying on a white satin blanket, his little fingers poking into his mouth.


IT’S SO CUTE!


“Saint is my twin!,” Kim tweeted after captioning the shot with an angel emoji.


Over the last couple years, of course, Kim and Kanye West have shared plenty of North West photos with the world. She’s also adorable:



But Saint has been kept mostly on the DL since his birth late last year.


“Saint looks more like Kim especially the eyes. He’s so cute!” wrote a fan online, to which Kardashian replied:


“Yeah we have the same eyes. Def a good mix of both of us but he is more me, I think.”


This marks just the third time Kim has shared a photo of her son with fans.


Here’s a look at the first two:



Upon further analysis, Kim added:


“I mean North’s baby pics look like mine too but Saint I think looks more like me and North like Kanye.”


We have no joke to make here.


Please go back to stripping down and saying dumb stuff, Kim.


We don’t know how to react when you simply come across like a caring, normal parent.