NORTH West had fans in hysterics after she repeatedly pranked her family members on TikTok in recent months.
Last week, Kim Kardashian revealed her strict rules for allowing the nine-year-old to post on the internet platform.
Appearing on Gwyneth Paltrow's The Goop podcast, the Kardashians star confessed she receives a lot of backlash over letting the little girl run wild.
But the model mother enforces some pretty tight rules.
Kim revealed: "It can only be on my own phone. It's not something where she can scroll and look at things.
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"We don't do comments."
She stressed: "The way she is so creative and the way she loves to do this video.
"She'll do skincare stuff, she loves special effects makeup, and that's what she loves to do.
"She loves to do it and it makes her so happy. She's so innocent in so many ways.
"And I give her this creative outlet."
Kim concluded: "I take it as more of a creative thing - as long as it's age-appropriate."
However, recently many of North's creative videos have come at the expense of her family members.
Take a look through some of the little girl's biggest pranks.
CHICAGO
Just this week, North pulled an epic prank on her younger sibling, Chicago.
The 90-second video, which was recorded in North's pink bedroom, began with North telling her little sister: "Okay Chi, I'm gonna cover your face and you're just gonna go like this okay?" as she instructed her to dance.
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As Chicago moved into the frame, North covered the four-year-old's eyes using her hands and quickly moved them around on her face.
When she pulled her hands away, Chicago's left eye was lower on her face - thanks to a special filter - and she did a little dance for the camera.
"Chi, what's wrong with your face?!" North asked her sister, as the youngster look confused. "Oh my God Chi, go look in the mirror!"
Chicago was clearly confused because her face looked absolutely fine in the mirror, but North insisted otherwise.
"Look at you, look at you! The mirror's broken, Chi!" she said, before adding: "Rub your face and try and fix it."
She then lied: "Oh my gosh Chi, you're gonna be stuck like that!" as Chicago tried to rub her face, North eventually let her off the hook, saying: "Okay, it's back together."
PSALM
North closed out 2022 by playing a shocking prank on her little brother Psalm, while he was sleeping.
In the video, North focused the camera on the sleeping three-year-old while she doodled on his face with makeup.
The preteen raided her mother's cosmetics and borrowed eyeliner from the beauty mogul's former KKW Beauty line.
She then used the liner to draw circles around Pslam's eyes, a mustache, and other marks on his nose, chin and cheeks.
North laid an Elf on the Shelf doll beside her brother, pinning the act on the Christmas toy.
She poked fun at her high jinks, writing: "Elf on the shelf ha ha."
KIM
Targeting her siblings is one thing - but North may have finally gone too far when she punked her mom.
Kim scolded her daughter after the preteen played a "fake eyebrows" prank on her in a TikTok.
"The fake eyebrows filter that's so funny ha ha," the caption read the video started with North walking through the inside of her home as she twirled an eyebrow razor in her hand.
The recording then cut to Kim's room as the nine-year-old pretended to shape her sleeping mother's eyebrows.
North then roused the supposedly resting Kim, who angrily woke to see her face without eyebrows in a separate phone that had the "fake eyebrows filter" applied.
The annoyed Skims founder chastised her daughter, declaring: "North, this is not funny."
FALLOUT
While she may find them funny, one parenting expert feels North's social media posts and pranks may be a sign that she's actually looking for help.
In fact, her habit of acting out in front of the camera is clear attention-seeking behavior, parenting consultant Kirsty Ketley explained.
"While it can come across as funny, this sassy behavior from North isn’t as laugh-out-loud as it may seem.
"Sassiness in a pre-teen is nothing new, and some sass is not an issue.
"Tweens (ages 9 -12) are finding their feet with independence and they like testing the water with rules and boundaries.
"They are going on a new journey of self-discovery, no longer little kids anymore, but not yet teenagers either, so it can be a tricky stage to navigate.
'SELF-DISCOVERY'
"North has reached this stage and been given a platform in which to showcase herself to the world."
Kirsty explained that North may be crying out for attention.
"She may not be feeling very secure and uses her ‘comedy’ as an outlet.
"Dealing with a sassy child is not for the faint-hearted, and while it is just another phase that kids go through, it is something that needs addressing.
"Kim should be looking at ways to help her daughter navigate her way through this stage of adolescence while being in the spotlight."
