Kim Kardashian's children are all losing their teeth, and the reality star just gave fans a look at what happens when the Tooth Fairy visits. Just as dollars are going out of style, the famous fairy seems to be keeping their wallet skinny and is handing out gift cards instead of cash.
Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the reality star shared a gallery of photos with her kids, North, 12, Saint, 9, Chicago, 7, and Psalm, 6, flashing their famous smiles.
While they lost some teeth, they didn't lose the sparkle, and their grills were decorated.
"The tooth fairy has been good to us," Kim wrote. In the mix was a photo of a 2-dollar bill and a Roblox gift card. She shared a photo showing their past requests with a handwritten note that said, "Can I please have Roblox."
The maximum account for gift cards is $200, and the 44-year-old made sure to hide the amount. But that didn't stop people from guessing in the comments. "You know that’s a $500 gift card lol" reads the top liked comment.
The tooth fairy also left some expensive tooth gems, which had fans intrigued. "Since when does the tooth fairy leave LV tooth jewels?" one person commented.
Psalm kept it classic with a single gold tooth gem, while North and Chicago added flair with top-and-bottom sparkle, including a Hello Kitty design that would make even Sanrio jealous.
While some teeth were missing, the ice wasn't. From gold Louis Vuitton logos to Hello Kitty diamonds, Kim is making sure they get to live all of their creative dreams.
That includes aluminum foil. Saint seemed to be channeling his dad's style.
Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, is no stranger to grills. In 2024, he revealed a six-figure titanium set believed to cost $850k.
Kim’s no stranger to the grill life herself. Over the years, she’s worn diamond sets, birthstone-studded designs, and even a tiny cross between her front teeth.
Kim's latest face scandal
As Kardashian shows off her kids' famous teeth, she's been making headlines when it comes to her impact on other people's faces. The businesswoman recently debuted her $68 SKIMS face shapewear, and surgeons are entering the chat.
"This face wrap seems to be essentially a compression garment that mimics a post-surgical facial wrap often used after procedures like a facelift, neck lift, or neck liposuction," plastic surgeon Ari Hoschander told Newsweek.
"There's no evidence that this type of garment will sculpt the jawline or deliver any lasting cosmetic benefit," Hoschander continued, adding, "I would really not recommend this for anyone looking to get any sort of aesthetic outcome from it."