North West claimed that the thing that her mother is exceptionally skilled at making for her is cucumbers and salt. Picture: Bang Showbiz
Kim Kardashian hasn't cooked for her children in nearly two years.
The 43-year-old reality superstar - who has North, 11, Saint eight, Chicago, six, and five-year-old Psalm with her ex-husband Kanye West - sat down with her eldest for a chat with Interview magazine, and the little one claimed it had been a a "long time" since she had rustled up a meal for her brood.
She said: "You haven’t cooked for us in a long time. Last time you cooked was two Halloweens ago."
In response, Kim said: "What did I make?"
North replied: "Mac and cheese."
Kim said: "And fried chicken and cornbread. I’m a one-trick pony. Is that one meal good?"
North confirmed that her mother's cooking is "good" but claimed that the thing that she is exceptionally skilled at making for her is cucumbers and salt.
Asked if she could only eat one thing for the rest of her life, she replied: "Probably cucumbers and salt. I love cucumbers and salt, for real. Or onions."
Meanwhile, North - who is working on her debut album “Elementary School Dropout” and recently played Young Simba in the concert version of “The Lion King” at the Hollywood Bowl in honour of the Disney film's 30th anniversary - was asked by “The Kardashians” star what she hopes to do in the future but admitted that she is already doing "a lot" of things that she enjoys right now.
She replied: "I don’t know, because I already do a lot of stuff that I want to be when I grow up. I just want to pursue my careers now."
North was supported by a host of other members from her world-famous family at her stage debut, including her dad Kanye and her aunt Kourtney Kardashian, who was in attendance with her husband Travis Barker.
A source told Us Weekly: "North waved and clapped along with the others [during the curtain call]. She was so cute, waving and smiling to those in the crowd as she exited the stage. She looked like she didn’t want the night to end!"
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