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6 year oldFrom a new baby girl to a new hairstyle, Kim Kardashian West has revealed the latest change in her life.
Though she did not say a word in the footage, Kardashian West showed off her new look by swaying slightly on the bed in what appeared to be a motel room.
The mother of three posed up in a plunging white long sleeve shirt and a pair of color-coordinated underwear while holding a landline telephone in one hand and a cell phone in the other, recording herself.
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The reality star’s blonde locks were braided back in cornrows against her head and each braid was finished off with white beads.
Kardashian West has previously been criticised and accused of cultural appropriation for wearing her hair in “boxer braids”.
The photo comes a day after the KKW Beauty mogul shared a bathroom mirror wearing only a pair of sparkling panties, while carefully covering her chest with her arms.
In addition, Kardashian West’s braids may be the latest alternative to handle the upkeep of her icy platinum blonde hair, which she previously called super “high maintenance.” (Kim spends 13+ hours with her hairstylist Chris Appleton touching up her roots!)
Also this week, the star quickly shut down the rumor she had returned to brunette, clarifying the reason why her hair may have appeared to be a bit darker.
Earlier this month, Kim announced the arrival of her third child and second daughterwith her husband Kanye West, who joins big brother Saint, 2, and sister North, 4½. Following Chicago’s birth, Kardashian West used her website and app to express her gratitude for her surrogate.
“We are incredibly grateful to our surrogate who made our dreams come true with the greatest gift one could give and to our wonderful doctors and nurses for their special care,” she wrote.
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