Kim Kardashian's daughter North West gifts her bizarre $20K necklace on birthday, Internet loves her humor

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'SKIMS' founder Kim Kardashian recently celebrated her 44th birthday with a surprise gift from her 11-year-old daughter North West. 

The gift — a diamond necklace worth $20K engraved with a toilet-themed message — left Kardashian both baffled and amused, prompting her to share a brief video of it online. 

The clip quickly gained traction on social media, with fans praising North as the “best celeb child ever.” This heartwarming moment followed a day after Kardashian gave fans a glimpse into her birthday celebrations at home.

Kim Kardashian shows off bizarre gift from daughter North

In a video shared on her Instagram story with her 360 million followers, Kim Kardashian revealed a diamond necklace gifted to her by her daughter, North West, featuring a quirky engraving on the front.

Kardashian showcased the stunning piece of jewelry in the video, laughing as she said, "North got me this diamond necklace that says ‘Skibidi Toilet.’ Wow." She then zoomed in on the rectangular pendant to highlight the special engraving that North chose for her.

According to People, the engraved pendant features 'Skibidi Toilet,' a viral web series on YouTube created by Alezey Gerasimov on his channel DaFuq!? Boom!. The series depicts an animated fictional war between human-headed toilets and humanoids.

The necklace features a customized nameplate adorned with gold and diamonds, and is estimated to be worth up to $20,000, according to Olivia Laudau, the CEO of the jewelry brand The Clear Cut, who spoke to People. The necklace is estimated to have around 0.08 to 0.10 carats. Laudau stated, "The estimated value of this necklace could be around $15-20K."

As the video continues, Kardashian holds up her necklace while North adds, "And Love North," along with the date of Kardashian's 44th birthday, "10/21/24."

North explained her choice to engrave the series name by saying, "Because you love Skibidi Toilet," to which Kardashian playfully responds, "I do?" North enthusiastically confirms, "Yes!"

Kardashian shared the video after giving a glimpse into her birthday celebrations at home, posting several clips that captured joyful moments with her four children: daughters North and Chicago, and sons Saint and Psalm.

The children decorated balloons with messages and photos showcasing their adorable family moments.

Capturing the beautiful scene, Kardashian remarked, "Look what Chi Chi and the kids made for me. They made me balloons but with hanging messages and pictures of each of us. These are so cute. I love this."

She then asked North, "Did you make these balloons?" to which North replied, "I didn’t make them… but I bought them for you!"

Internet calls Kim Kardashian's daughter North West 'best celeb child ever'

After Kim Kardashian posted the video showcasing her gift from daughter North West, many Internet users quickly shared their thoughts on the quirky engraved pendant.

One shared, "North west is probably the BEST celeb child ever! 🤣 I LIVE for her trolling of her mom 🤣🤣♥️". The second shared, "It's an inside joke most likely between her and her mom! I love that ♥️ ".

The third user said, "It’s something between them I’m not a fan of the kardashians but she’s a kid and that’s between them and I love that they have a bond and again she’s a kid!!"

The fourth emphasized, "All the kids are saying that! They will laugh when she's grown." 

Another user added, "This girl is too much like her off the wall father and thats scary, she will be a loose cannon."

One internet user penned, "This is hilarious!!! North is a funny kid!!"

One person claimed, "North is such a brat."

Someone else mocked, "She is definitely her father’s daughter!! 😂😂 I’m sure it’s something funny and harmless between her and her mother." One user on Facebook claimed, "Family is everything." The last user shared, "I like her thinking".

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