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Kim Kardashian Doesn’t Recognize Her Own Privileged Existence

Growing up on the mean streets of Bel-Air must have been so hard for Kim Kardashian. The reality star recently opened up about life as a teen Kardashian and revealed that she once had to work retail (which actually sucks for everybody) so she could save up to buy Prada shoes in high school. Because of her hard knock life, Kimmy Cakes is adamant on her baby girl North West holding down a job when she gets older.

“I saved up for this Dolce & Gabbana dress I really wanted, or like in high school these Prada shoes that my parents wouldn’t buy me…And I remember they were $400, and I had to save for the entire year to get them … We didn’t get anything [from our parents], we had to get a job if we wanted it. So I was working in a clothing store and I would save and save,” she said in an interview with ES Magazine.

Dolce & Gabbana? Prada? Clearly she doesn’t recognize her own privileged existence. In her defense, she did predict that she was going to be a massive star, which means she needed to start her elaborate designer collection early.

Footage of Kim when she was 13-years-old surfaced on her birthday yesterday and the “Keeping Up The Kardashians” star refers to herself as the “dopest-on-the-ropest person in this class.” Who says that? Moving on.

Kimmy Cakes then revealed that she’s going to instill her same work ethic in North. “I was saying that earlier to my friends, ‘I wonder what [North’s] first job is gonna be’. And they were like, ‘What? She’s gonna have a job?’ and I was like, ‘Are you kidding me? Of course she is’. She will have to work for what she wants.”

In other news, Kim K celebrated her birthday in Hawaii on a surprise vacation.

Must be nice.

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