In the world of glamour and power, names like Kardashian never fail to stir public opinion. And this time, the center of all the debate revolves around North West, the 12-year-old daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West. The incident started with a seemingly harmless photo: North appeared with her mother abroad in an outfit that was considered “too mature” for her age. The bra and short skirt she wore immediately sparked a wave of fierce criticism. But the story doesn’t stop there. It revealed a naked truth about how Kim Kardashian is “creating an image” for her daughter, and the deep concerns of her father, Kanye West.

An unexpected figure has stepped forward, taking the matter to a new level: the famous comedian Eddie Griffin. With his candid criticism, Griffin not only sided with Kanye but also defended him, arguing that Kanye’s public attacks were not a manifestation of “madness” but a sincere fear of a father. Griffin asserted that Kanye feared for his daughter’s image and future when he saw North exposed to the public too early and inappropriately. This statement opened a new perspective, showing that the previous arguments between Kim and Kanye were not just personal conflicts, but deep differences in parenting views.

The feud between Kim and Kanye has a long history, especially over North’s social media presence. Since 2022, Kanye has expressed frustration with his daughter’s presence on TikTok. He sees the platform as an unsafe place where millions of strangers can comment and scrutinize his daughter. Kanye’s concerns are well-founded. In a virtual world full of potential dangers, exposing a child too early can not only affect their innocence but can also cause lasting psychological damage.

In 2023, tensions escalated when North dressed up as rapper Ice Spice on TikTok. Her outfit and makeup were deemed too “adult” for her age. The incident angered Kanye, and surprisingly, some fans began to agree with his views. Even Kim later admitted that Kanye might have been right about the incident. The rare admission suggests that Kim may have begun to realize the risks of letting her daughter get too involved in the fraught world of entertainment.

However, the latest bra and miniskirt incident shows that Kim’s views have not changed. Many critics and fans have begun to compare Kim’s approach to the way her mother, Kris Jenner, has “promoted” her daughters to build the Kardashian empire. They argue that instead of protecting her innocence, Kim is repeating this pattern, turning North into a tool to maintain the family’s fame and power. This picture is becoming clearer when sources say that the Kardashian family’s influencers believe that “their popularity has waned,” and bringing younger people into the game is a way for them to maintain the empire.

But there are also opposing opinions. One user, X (formerly Twitter), made a realistic point: North West, as the daughter of two famous and unique people, cannot have a normal childhood or wear “normal” clothes like other children. They argued that North was born into a different world, where every action, every outfit is scrutinized. And wearing such clothes may just be part of the lifestyle she is accustomed to.

Whatever the perspective, this case has raised a big question for parents around the world: Where is the line between allowing children to express their individuality and protecting their innocence? Is “creating an image” for children the right thing to do, or is it just sacrificing their childhood in exchange for fame and money?

The debate between Eddie Griffin, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West is more than just a celebrity story. It is a mirror of the pressures and risks facing children in the digital age, where a photo can become a scandal and an outfit can spark a never-ending war. And in that war, the ones who suffer most are the children themselves, who are losing their innocence.