Kim Kardashian Has 2 Words For Critics Of North West’s Singing Performance
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“I already know what’s coming,” the Skims founder said of her oldest daughter’s big moment.
Kim Kardashian has no time for anyone trying to dampen her daughter’s spirit.
The Skims founder decried critics of North West’s performance in “The Lion King” during an episode of “The Kardashians” that aired on Thursday.
The then-10-year-old performed in the live-action play at The Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles last May, singing “I Just Can’t Wait to Be King.”
“I already know what’s coming, you know, that she’s not Whitney Houston,” Kardashian said in a confessional as North rehearsed her role onstage.
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