Kim Kardashian Shared These Adorable Photos to Announce Baby Psalm Started Walking

Kim Kardashian’s make-up company is being sued by a rival cosmetics company who have accused the reality star of spilling trade secrets.

Kim Kardashian has spoken out on the ‘broken and unfair’ justice system in the United States amid the Black Lives Matter movement.The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star shared two cases with her followers that she believes illustrate the injustice in the system.‘I just have to share a few cases to show how broken and unfair our justice system is,’ she wrote.She went on to share a link to Nataliia Karia’s case – a daycare worker who hanged a toddler – and who avoided jail time because she was mentally ill at the time.It was ruled in 2018 that the 43-year-old would serve 10 years of probation instead.Tweeting about the case, Kim wrote: ‘THIS WOMAN HUNG A TODDLER WITH A NOOSE AND GOT PROBATION!!!!’I just have to share a few cases to show how

 Kim Kardashian  let loose and allows Kourtney’s son Mason Dash to a sugar-loaded snack while babysitting him. The reality star posted a photo revealing her cheat day along with her 10-year-old nephew and what appears to be ice cream and junk food.

It’s hard to believe that Kris Jenner is turning 65-years-old in November and her age-defying beauty is on full display in new photos taken with 39-year-old daughter Kim Kardashian. Kim is launching a new Summer Sleep Collection with her Skims company that will feature a variety of sleepwear and loungewear garments in colors onyx and heather gray.

The latest step in Kim Kardashian’s transition from reality TV star to criminal justice reform advocate sees the 39-year-old launch a crime-themed podcast.

Kim Kardashian is making some pretty exciting money moves these days. According to the latest reports, it seems that Kanye West’s wife signed an exclusive deal with Spotify for a criminal justice podcast.

Kim Kardashian wore vintage Gucci pants on her Instagram account and fans are here for it. Sharing a photo back towards the end of May, Kim posted a picture where she was down on all fours wearing Gucci’s 2000 python-print pants.

It seems Kim Kardashian is furthering her new career move as she's set to "produce and host" her own crime podcast while currently studying to become a lawyer.

Kim Kardashian, the reality star, just signed a brand new deal with Spotify in which she’ll host a podcast about her efforts in the field of criminal justice reform. Hot New Hip Hop reported today that the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star is coming out with her very own series.

The Kardashian-Jenner clan may joke that Kylie is Kris' favorite.But the momager's bond with Kim Kardashian will seemingly never be broken.The 39-year-old wife of Kanye West and 64-year-old matriarch were seen cuddling up in sweet make-up free selfies to promote Kim's upcoming pajama and loungewear collection.Scroll down for video Bond: Kim Kardashian and Kris Jennerwere seen cuddling up in sweet make-up free selfies to promote Kim's upcoming pajama and loungewear collectionThe mother-daughter duo could be seen laying in bed together as they wore the upcoming summer collection for the sweet snaps.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has proved just what a fun aunt she is! The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star was this week, and it looks like he had the best time. Taking to Instagram, the Skims founder shared a sweet photo of the pair of them relaxing on the sofa while tucking into some tasty looking snacks.

The rapper is planning on expanding his fashion business into the beauty industry and one insider report claims he has had many discussions with his wife, Kim Kardashian and sister in law, Kylie Jenner, since they would automatically become his competitors! Here’s what they’ve talked about and how the two have reacted to Ye’s plans. Apparently, the rapper has already filed for a Yeezy trademark that would cover beauty, skincare and self-care as well, in addition to fashion.

Kim Kardashian has proved just what a fun aunt she is! The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star was babysitting for nephew Mason this week, and it looks like he had the best time. Taking to Instagram, the Skims founder shared a sweet photo of the pair of them relaxing on the sofa while tucking into some tasty looking snacks.

When I baby sit...A post shared by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on The junk food party is likely not in line with Kourtney's food rules for her three kiddos. The 41-year-old reality star and creator often publicly talks about her healthy lifestyle.

Kim Kardashian, 39, is the world’s best aunt! The Skims founder took to Instagram on June 17 to share a selfie of her and little Mason Disick, 10, chowing down on junk food, despite his mom Kourtney Kardashian‘s commitment to eating organically. “When I baby sit…” she captioned the sweet snap of the pair.

Kim Kardashian took to social media recently to share that she lets her nephew, Mason Disick, help himself to some tasty snacks whenever she is in charge.The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star, 39, snapped a photo of herself and Mason, 10, eating together on a couch. While Kardashian was snacking on what appeared to be an ice cream sandwich, her sister Kourtney Kardashian‘s firstborn had a sly smile on his face as his hand reached into a bowl of popcorn kernels.“When I baby sit…,” Kim captioned the photo.While the KKW Beauty founder is a bit more relaxed when it comes to snacking, Kourtney, 41, prefers to eat more nutritious foods.

Kim Kardashianstays on a strict diet so she can look slender while promoting her SKIMS underthings on social media.But once in a while the wife of rapper Kanye West - who will turn 40-years-old in October - indulges in some treats.That is exactly what the reality TV maven did on Wednesday when she enjoyed an ice cream sandwich with her sister Kourtney's son Mason. 'When I babysit...' the mother of four captioned the picture.

Kim Kardashian is set to join the crowded podcast market with an audio series spotlighting the trainee lawyer’s work with The Innocence Project.The reality TV star has found a new purpose in her life by spotlighting the plight of those who have been wrongly convicted and she is determined to complete her studies and qualify as a legal eagle, so she can really help fix miscarriages of justice.And now she is planning to share the stories behind her efforts working alongside bosses at nonprofit The Innocent Project in a new podcast to be hosted by Spotify chiefs, according to the Wall Street Journal.Kim will host and co-produce the new venture, alongside her co-host and co-producer, Lori Rothschild Ansaldi.

Kim Kardashian will start work on a criminal justice podcast on Spotify.

Kim Kardashian has reportedly signed a deal with Spotify to have her own podcast.Between the companies, the endorsements, the reality TV programme, the law degree and campaigning for inmates – all while raising four children, no less – hey, what’s the harm in adding a podcast?According to an early report in The Wall Street Journal, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star – who is said to be worth $350milllion (£280m) – has put pen to paper on an exclusive agreement with streaming giant Spotify to host her own podcast.Variety later reported Spotify confirmed the podcast, which will focus on her passion for prison reform and her work with the Innocence Project, however it declined to add any more details, including a launch date.

The Innocence Project, a nonprofit that fights wrongful convictions.The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star first became interested in criminal justice reform in 2018 after successfully convincing President Donald Trump to reduce the life sentence of non-violent drug offender Alice Marie Johnson.Alice Marie Johnson had been convicted on charges of attempted possession of cocaine and conspiracy to possess cocaine and had served 21 years of her life sentence when she was released thanks to Kim’s help.Last October, the 39-year-old also helped Momolu Stewart walk free after 23 years in jail following his conviction for murder when he was just 16.Kim, who met Momolu while working on a documentary on criminal justice reform, wrote a letter of