Kim Kardashian recieved a peculiar tribute video from her eldest son, Saint.
The seven-year-old had recorded a video message with the help of his aunt, Khloe Kardashian, and wished his mum, Kim, a happy Mother's Day.
In the video tribute, Saint told Kim that he knew he was "rude to her lot" and that he often told her she meant "nothing" to him, but corrected himself, saying: "Mom, I'm very grateful for you. I know I'm rude to you a lot, I say you're nothing to me, but you mean the world to me...
"I love you more than anything, you're my favorite in the family, I even love you more than my cute little brother Psalm. I love you, never forget that," he sweetly concluded.
Kim also received messages, cards and gifts from her three other children, North, nine, Chicago, five, and Psalm, four. She shares her children with her ex-husband and rapper Kanye West.
In a hilarious card from her youngest daughter Chicago, Kim was outed for not cooking for her kids at all, as the five-year-old revealed that Kim has a chef who cooks for her instead.
She finishing off the sentence: "The best thing she cooks is..." with "Mum doesn't cook, she has a chef."
Chicago also wrote that her mum's favourite thing to do to relax is to "lie down in bed" and that she is "really good at going to the gym."
The little girl estimated that her mother's age was 22-years-old, which is only two decades off of her actual age, which caused Kim to laugh out loud.
"OMG," she captioned the upload of Chicago's responses. "WOW! I feel seen!"
The Mother's Day tributes from her kids come after she was compared to her own mother, Kris Jenner, after sharing a photo with her daughter North.
The duo were dressed head-to-toe in Chanel and posed in an all-black outfit and matching dark sunglasses and handbags.
"It’s North’s world, I’m just in it," she typed as her caption.
Fans in the comments called Kim a "Kris 2.0," with one writing: "She’s already started. Kris 2.0."
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