Kim Kardashian-West reached a major milestone recently: her oldest child, 5-year-old North, and second-oldest, 3-year-old Saint, are finally getting along. “It’s like, the best moment as a mom,” she told Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show. Hooray for children learning to behave and see siblings as friends rather than mortal enemies! A fourth baby, which Kardashian-West is having via surrogate, is on the way and could reconfigure the whole family dynamic again—but Kardashian-West suspects this time, it’ll be for the best.
“I was kind of stressing,” Kardashian-West said. “It’s just, my house is so full. But I heard that parents of four are the most enlightened and calm of all parents.”
Fallon, upon hearing this, cannot really believe it. I’m not sure I can really believe it either, mostly because I don’t intimately know any parents of four (bigger families, yes; smaller families, also yes; but families of four kids? I’m scratching my head!).
But Kardashian-West suspects that now the parenting duties will be evenly split between her and husband Kanye West, who she says normally just handles one child while she tackles two. A good defense is the best offense, so yes, the more united they are, the better (I think, as a parent of exactly six plants).
So, remember how Ariana Grande’s new song “Ghostin” was supposedly about having feelings for someone else while you’re already boo’d up? Well, it seems to be more about mourning Mac Miller’s death while dating Pete Davidson. On the opening line, Grande sings, “I know you hear me when I cry/ I try to hold it in at night/ While you’re sleeping next to me.” There are other references where she appears to be thanking Davidson for supporting her through it, though she wishes she could just it go:
Baby, you do it so well
You been so understanding, you been so good
And on the chorus, “ghosting” seems to reference Grande leaving Miller’s memory in the past, rather than like, leaving someone on read:
I know that it breaks your heart when I cry again
Over him, mmh
I know that it breaks your heart when I cry again
‘Stead of ghostin’ him
Of course, Grande shouldn’t have been under any pressure to “get over it” any faster than she already was—but if it was causing enough problems between her and Davidson, or actually leading her to cry in bed every night, then I can see how that might have been grounds for breaking up. Mourning is rarely a linear process and it’s refreshing to see Grande open up about that.
- Jessica Simpson is so pregnant; I wish her the speediest and safest delivery! [Us Weekly]
- Katy Perry’s boyfriend Orlando Bloom’s crap was not sparking joy, so she threw some of it out. [Just Jared]
- Priyanka Chopra was NERVOUS about that 75-foot veil, AS ANYONE SHOULD BE. [Hollywood Life]