Kim Kardashian gives a tour of her bizarre all-white ‘minimal monastery’ house with no doors and open-plan bedroom in Vogue’s 73 Questions
KIM Kardashian opened the doors to her “minimal monastery” home for Vogue’s 73 Questions and revealed that her bedroom has NO doors.
The reality megastar and husband Kanye West live in a white Calabassas mansion that looks more like an art gallery than a family pad.
She admitted the rapper, 41, was a dab hand at designing its very sparse interiors and said the couple took inspiration from Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt.
But she failed to address the massive lack of privacy as Kim, 38, guided the cameraman into her bedroom where the Yeezy designer and their kids were hanging out on the bed.
She said: “I knew (Kanye) was the one when I went to his Paris fashion show.
“Kanye has taught me major confidence.
She added that she’s taught him in return: “Really good financial advice on saving.”
Kim and Kanye are parents to daughter North, five, son Saint, three, and daughter Chicago, one, and are expecting a son via surrogate.
During her in-depth chat, Kim revealed she is “stressing” ahead of the birth of her fourth child and said the baby will not be named after another direction.
She said: “The room is not ready yet so kind of stressing.
“He will definitely not have another direction, that is all for North.”
She added: “And actually Anna (Wintour, the editor of Vogue) had some influence in naming North because once she heard that rumour she asked me and said that name was genius so that was helpful to me.”
Kim revealed the thing she least expected to ever do was to go to law school.
The star took an internship with a law firm in San Francisco, with the goal of taking the bar in 2022.
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It comes after President Donald Trump called her about the case of Alice Marie Johnson, who she helped free from prison earlier this year.
Kim told Vogue: “I had to think long and hard about this.”
“The White House called me to advise to help change the system of clemency, and I’m sitting in the Roosevelt Room with, like, a judge who had sentenced criminals and a lot of really powerful people and I just sat there, like, Oh, s***.
“I need to know more. I would say what I had to say, about the human side and why this is so unfair.”
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