KIM Kardashian has revealed that her daughter North, 9, has her OWN cell phone.
It comes after her ex-husband and father to her kids Kanye West slammed the mom-of-four for letting their tween daughter join TikTok.
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Speaking on TODAY with Hoda and Jena, Kim, 41, discussed her approach to digital parenting.
She shares North, nine, Saint, six, Chicago, four, and Psalm, two, with 45-year-old rapper Kanye, from whom she divorced earlier this year.
Kim, who is now dating Pete Davidson, revealed that her eldest daughter does have her own cell phone and that it was a joint decision between her and Kanye.
“I think her dad and I decided to get it for her for Christmas just to communicate with us,” she began.
However, the reality star mom made sure that her daughter’s device has limited uses.
“It just has Wi-Fi… she has games on it and fun creative things, but not really any social media apps or anything.”
The SKIMS mogul said “we’re not ready” for the children to start using social media and that North is “too young for that”.
Kim revealed “we go with iPads” as she allows her young children to enjoy technology, but they don’t have any social media on their devices.
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Kanye previously expressed his rage over seeing his daughter North on TikTok.
Kim and North have a shared profile that boasts 6.8m followers.
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Although the account is managed by an adult, Ye previously claimed it was “against his will” and even asked fans for help.
He posted a screenshot of North from one of her TikTok videos to his Instagram account and asked his followers in all caps: “SINCE THIS IS MY FIRST DIVORCE I NEED TO KNOW. WHAT I SHOULD DO ABOUT MY DAUGHTER BEING PUT ON TIK TOK AGAINST MY WILL?”
Kanye had previously called out his ex for letting their young daughter on the app.
During an interview with Hollywood Unlock‘s Jason Lee, he said: “Security ain’t going to be in between me and my children.
“And my children ain’t going to be on TikTok without my permission.”
Speaking with Hoda and Jenna, Kim also revealed that she had to discover her own boundaries when sharing “cute” content featuring her daughter on social media.
“It is a struggle… sometimes North will see me scrolling on my phone and say, ‘You posted that of me singing with my friends?’ or whatever I’ll post, and so, know you, you learn boundaries.”
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