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Kim Kardashian has revealed that her and Kanye West's baby daughter North is "obsessed with the Elf On The Shelf", as well as that Kanye didn't have a phone for four years, and that people saying that the Paper Magazine cover star was obsessed with "killing raccoons and really weird animals" was the weirdest thing she's read about herself! The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, whose naked boobs and butt on cover of Paper promised to 'break the internet', also opened up about what the fmaily have planned these holidays.
Speaking to US Weekly at ACRIA's 19th Annual Holiday Dinner Benefit in NYC, Kim explained that North is getting right into the Christmas spirit, saying that "My daughter's obsessed with Elf On the Shelf."
Continued Kim, "So she saw two of them and she screamed and screamed. She's so excited for Elf on the Shelf. It's her most exciting thing."
Kim also explained that the family will be enjoying Christmas in their new $20 million estate in Hidden Hills, California., saying that North's Christmas present is in their new house "so when we move in, she'll see this a big fun play stuff that we got for her. We're going to show her on Christmas."
How fun!
As for her alleged 'raccoon killing' sprees, it comes up in in an outtake video from her infamous Paper cover interview, where Kim revealed some strange aspects of her weird life. As E! Online report, "The strangest thing I've ever read about myself online was that I was just obsessed with, like, killing raccoons and really weird animals," said Kim. "And this person gave like a fake police report. This whole story about how I took my high heels and would just stomp on them. It was just the weirdest story I've ever read."
Also in the 'Five Questions' chat (which is below) Kim explained that she and Kanye have tried to escape the trappings of the modern world by trying their hardest to not to be tied to the device killing social interaction: their phones.
"Kanye didn't have a phone for four years," reveals Kim. "Especially when we first started dating, it was rude if we brought our phones with us out. So I learned from him just to not really bring my phone."
It's something the couple tried to pass on to their wedding guests in order for them to really experience the moment... and it worked, says Kim! "During our wedding we asked that everyone-not really for privacy reasons, just for everyone to really live and enjoy the moment-was to leave their phones. And everyone called us afterwards and said it was the best thing they've ever done because everyone really got to soak in the moments at Versailles and Italy and these places that were really special."
You can check out the interview below!
