Mother’s Day was on Sunday, and Kim Kardashian got an interesting load of messages from her kids.
Kim is mom to 9-year-old North, 7-year-old Saint, 5-year-old Chicago, and 4-year-old Psalm. She shares all of her kids with her ex-husband, Kanye West.
And this Mother’s Day, one of the things Kim was treated to was an adorable card from little Chicago, which she posted onto her Instagram stories.
“I love you mom,” read the front of the card, which was pink and covered in hand-drawn love hearts.
Inside, Chicago had answered a bunch of prompts about Kim — and oh-so-casually roasted her in the process.
Next to the prompt that asked for “the best thing” Kim cooks for her kids, Chicago’s quoted response was, “mom doesn’t cook. She has a chef.”
Clearly entertained by the remark, Kim wrote alongside the comment, “OMG,” along with a laughing emoji.
And later attempting to set the record straight, Kim shared a photo of her food cooking over the stovetop, writing, “Chi was wrong, I do cook. LOL.”
Elsewhere in Chicago’s card, the little girl noted that her mom is “22” years old — something that left Kim, 42, super thrilled.
“Wow! 😍 I feel seen!” Kim wrote on her Instagram stories beside Chi’s comment.
But Chicago’s card wasn’t the only thing Kim received from her kids this Mother’s Day.
The mogul later posted an adorable collection of video messages she’d received from each of her children, with her sister Khloé being the one to put it all together.
“Look at how sweet Khloé is, she made these for all of us,” Kim said as she showcased the cute video album. As she opened it, short clips of Saint, Psalm, and Chicago wishing her a “happy Mother’s Day” began playing on screen.
A heartwarming video of North then popped up, too. “Love you,” she said. “You are the best in the world, you make my day every day.”
Then, Kim went on to share the full clip of Saint wishing her a happy Mother’s Day. However, this inadvertently wound up raising many eyebrows online thanks to one comment in particular made by the 7-year-old.
“Mom, I’m very grateful for you,” he began.
“I know I’m rude to you a lot, I say you’re nothing to me, but you mean the world to me,” he said, before later adding, “I love you more than anything.”
“You’re my favorite in the family, I even love you more than my cute little brother Psalm,” he said at the end. “I love you, never forget that.”
Many internet users were quickly taken aback by Saint's casual remark, noting that “you’re nothing to me” is such a loaded comment for a child to tell their parent.
“For a kid to say ‘sorry I know I’m mean to you’ is normal. What’s side eye is that he said ‘I know I say you mean nothing to me...’” someone commented under a reposted clip of Saint’s message.
