Kim Kardashian’s Daughter Chicago Is ‘Literally Kim’s Xerox’ in New Selfies

Kim Kardashian may be a proud mom of four, but followers are only focused on one of her kids right now. The SKIMS founder just dropped a new carousel of family photos and selfies, and fans can’t peel their eyes off her daughter Chicago West. Because the 6-year-old — who Kardashian shares with ex-husband Kanye West along with kids North West, 11, Saint West, 8, and Psalm West, 9 — is her mom’s twin.

“Chicago is literally Kim’s xerox!” one person commented.

“Chi chi is a mini you,” another added.

In one selfie, it couldn’t be more evident that Chicago has her mom’s smooth jawline, high cheekbones, sparkly brown eyes, and the ability to pose at a moment’s notice.

“chicago always serves face 😩,” one fan wrote.

“Chi eats without trying !!”

“Chi’s facial features are on a different level even at her young age. Beautiful little girl 😍”

In another photo, Kardashian and Psalm snuggle up, and in another, her kids sit in a field in front of a lake and mountains as the sun begins to set. “heaven,” Kardashian captioned the post.

When Chicago isn’t being compared to her mom, she’s being compared to a doll by both followers and family alike. Last month, Kardashian shared three black-and-white photos of Chicago sound asleep. Her hair is framing her face, she has Peeps-patterned pajamas on, and her eyelashes look impossibly long. “My sleeping beauty 💘,” Kardashian captioned the carousel.

Khloé Kardashian was quick to comment on the post. “She really is a living doll,” the Good American founder wrote, and nearly 34 thousand people liked the comment.

“Such a doll. A little princess 😍,” one follower wrote. “Angel face 🥹 💕,” another added.

Last September, Kardashian spoke with CR Fashion Book about motherhood, and it sounds like her outlook could still be the same a year later.

“Motherhood is the most challenging and rewarding experience of life,” she said. “The days are so long but the years are so short. I love the night snuggles, I love our morning madness before school — I love it all. Even when it seems overwhelming, I know that my babies will grow up and I will wish for the days of tantrums and the cute little PJs and bath time and book time. So, I cherish it all!”

The snuggles with Psalm, the cute little PJs on her “Xerox” daughter, and the “heavenly” moments at sunset are certainly all worth cherishing.