Kim Kardashian Speaks Out for First Time Since Giving Birth, Shows Off Flowers From Friends
Kim Kardashian spoke out for the first time since giving birth to her newborn son, Saint, in a livestream through her official app on Thursday.
In the video, the reality star showed off the many elaborate flower arrangements sent to her to celebrate the Dec. 5 arrival of her second child with husband Kanye West.
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"Is that not so gorgeous?" Kim gushed while touring through mom Kris Jenner's Calabasas mansion, where the bouquets reside. "We're about to start decorating."
The flowers came from several of the couple's celebrity friends including designer Roberto Cavalli, Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele, makeup artists Pat McGrath and Charlotte Tilbury, florist Jeff Leatham as well as John Legend and Chrissy Teigen.
But while Kim is the only one in the family who's had a baby recently, it seems as if the flowers may not have all been for her. The 35-year-old's mother made a cameo in the livestream while simultaneously watching the livestream on her computer.
"I'm watching your livestream, but I think the red ones were for me and the white ones were for you," Kris teased.
"Don't kill my joy," Kim scoffed. "Who would send you flowers when I give birth?"
"It was saying, 'Congratulations, Grandma!'" Kris said.
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Meanwhile, on Wednesday, Kris gushed about her new grandson to ET at The Hollywood Reporter's 2015 Women in Entertainment breakfast. The 60-year-old momager called the baby "amazing," and said she's excited to find out what type of personality he has.
"We've only known him a few days so we'll see if he's calm, or you know, anxious," Kris explained. "You know, we'll see what kind of kid he is!"
Kim's livestream follows her vow that she and Kanye will donate 1,000 pairs of shoes to a charitable organization called Soules4Soles that fights poverty by providing shoes and clothes to those in need.