Kim Kardashian may be a global business mogul and media icon, but when it comes to her children, she is a fiercely protective mother. The 44-year-old reality star prioritizes the well-being of her four kids North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm above all else. With her ex-husband Kanye West now back in Los Angeles alongside his new wife, Bianca Censori, Kim has made it clear that there are strict boundaries when it comes to their children.
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Non-Negotiable Rules for Bianca Censori
According to InTouch Weekly, Kim has no problem with Bianca forming a relationship with the kids but insists that her rules must be followed. The most important rule? “No nudity in front of them.” Given Bianca’s bold fashion choices, Kim wants to ensure that her children are not exposed to inappropriate dressing.
Another major rule revolves around the children’s diet. Kim has reportedly asked Bianca to limit the amount of candy and junk food the kids consume, saying she doesn’t want them coming home wired on sugar.
Kim is also very strict about bedtime and insists that the kids stick to their usual schedule, even when they are with Kanye and Bianca. She has further emphasized screen time limitations and closely monitored social media access, particularly for her son Saint, who is active on YouTube and TikTok.
No Exceptions to the Rules
The Skims founder is determined to maintain discipline, even when the kids are with their stepmother. The insider revealed, “Kim doesn’t want them thinking they can get away with whatever they want just because they’re with their stepmom.” If any rules are broken, there will be serious consequences
Kim and Kanye’s Co-Parenting Journey
Kim and Kanye finalised their divorce in 2022, after a seven-year-long marriage. Just a month later, Kanye married Australian model Bianca Censori, whose bold fashion sense has often drawn attention. Despite their differences, Kim continues to co-parent their children, ensuring that their well-being and discipline remain a priority.
