Kim Kardashian's tween North debuts grown-up accessory on lavish birthday trip to Mexico
Whether it's a baby shower or their annual Christmas Eve parties, the Kardashians go all out when it comes to their celebrations.
And Kim Kardashian once again threw her daughter North West a birthday party the youngster won't soon forget.
In honor of North's 12th birthday, the reality star treated her daughter to a trip to Los Cabos, Mexico this past weekend.
North, her lucky friends, and her famous mother stayed at a luxurious beachfront home decked out with everything a birthday girl could want.
The youngster even debuted quite the grown-up accessory - a glamorous manicure.
North's long, bedazzled nails were visible as she explored the beachside.
For the bash, Kim decked out the party with an outdoor movie screening area complete with various plush seats the kids could sit on.
A wood table was decorated with a massive bouquet of flowers while a huge bouquet of blue balloons hung along the edge of the house.
Their luxurious accommodations also appeared to come with a pool, as an inflatable swan could be seen on site.
North was also still rocking the fun blue hairstyle she recently debuted.
Kim, who shares North with her ex-husband Kanye West, was seen at one point on the deck.
It's certainly not the first time Kim has thrown an epic birthday bash for her firstborn - last year, for example, she treated North and her friends to a day in New York City.
The year prior, Kim threw a sleepover for her daughter and pals at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
She paid tribute to her firstborn child with a sweet birthday post on Sunday that featured oodles of throwback photos of her daughter.
'My little baby North turns 12 years old today,' she wrote in the post. 'We were looking at pics today together and laughing so hard, you were so small. It's been the most special calling being your mom. I love you forever and got you forever my bubs.'
Kris Jenner also celebrated her granddaughter's birthday with her own heartwarming birthday tribute.
'Happy birthday to my beautiful, kind, funny, talented, and wildly creative granddaughter North West!!!' Kris posted, along with numerous snaps of her grandchild. 'From the moment you were born, you've marched to the beat of your own drum… fearless and with such a love for life.
'You have the most incredible spirit, a brilliant mind, and an imagination that amazes me. Whether you're singing, dancing, performing on stage, painting a masterpiece, you do everything with so much energy and with passion and purpose.
'Watching you grow into the confident, kind, and amazing young girl you are has been one of the greatest blessings of my life. Never stop being YOU. I'm so very proud of you Northie and I love you more than words can express!!'
Kim shares North and as well as three other children - Saint, nine, Chicago, seven, and Psalm, six - with her ex-husband Kanye.
Kanye and Kim were married from 2014 until the television star filed for divorce in February 2021. It was finalized in 2022.
The former couple have recently been embroiled in a bitter custody battle over their kids - with the controversial rapper taking to social media to air out wild rants to his followers over the topic.
Last month in May, the mom-of-four officially completed her law school program and held a mini graduation in an intimate backyard ceremony following the six-year journey.
The reality star did not attend traditional law school and instead underwent Law Office Study Program (LOSP) in the state of California.
Kim will still need to take the Bar Exam if she wants to professionally practice law in the state.
On social media, the beauty could be seen holding a certificate of completion while also sporting a beige robe and matching graduation cap.
The TV personality has also taken a role in Ryan Murphy's upcoming legal drama All's Fair alongside other cast members such as Naomi Watts, Glenn Close, Niecy Nash-Betts, Sarah Paulson and Teyana Taylor.
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