Kim Kardashian, a name synonymous with fame and glamour, is stepping into the new school year just like any other dedicated mom.
The 43-year-old reality star recently sent her four children—North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm—off to school, capturing the poignant moment with some refreshingly candid photos.
It’s a reminder that behind the glitz, she’s just a mother navigating the start of another semester.
In a charming display on Instagram, Kim traded her usual high-fashion attire for a more laid-back ensemble.
Sporting a black sports bra paired with matching leggings and an oversized blazer, she embraced a casual look.
The photos featured her and her children, showcasing their school uniforms, and highlighted the family’s close-knit bond.
One particular image stood out: a close-up selfie of the family all smiles, which also revealed a significant change in North’s appearance.
The eldest daughter of Kim and Kanye West, North, is now sporting braces again.
This marks her return to orthodontic treatment after first getting braces at the tender age of eight.
Recent snapshots of North had shown her without them, making this new development a delightful surprise for fans.
Kim’s post evoked a wave of nostalgia and admiration from her followers, who were quick to comment on how much her children have grown.
One fan exclaimed, “Kimberly, how has everyone become so mature?” while another praised her parenting, saying, “This is why I love you; you’re a great mother.” Comments poured in, with many noting how North resembles her mother more than ever, and others lamenting how quickly time flies.
Amidst the joyful back-to-school moments, Kim has also been open about her daughter’s challenges with dyslexia.
Recently, she shared her support for friend Lauren Sanchez, who has released a children’s book inspired by her own experiences with learning differences.
In a heartfelt video clip from Lauren’s appearance on The View, she opened up about her struggles growing up, which resonated deeply with Kim.
In her Instagram story, Kim emphasized the importance of sharing such stories, stating, “I’m reposting this not because she’s my friend and I love her, but because every mother who’s struggled with their kids with dyslexia or any learning difference needs to hear that it’s going to be okay.” Her words reflect a compassionate understanding of the challenges many families face.
As Kim navigates the ups and downs of motherhood, she continues to inspire those around her.
