Not what you thought: North West reveals her dream job
Kim and Kanye's daughter may enjoy family wealth and the start of a musical career, but it turns out she is counting the days until she has a "normal job" - and honestly, we didn't see that coming. We hope she spells our names right.
Despite having millions in the bank, a family lineage that anyone would dream of, and even a first mini-album (N0rth4evr) that she released last May when she was 12, it seems that North West just wants a normal life. Yes, even the daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West wants to work a routine job, or to be more precise — to make your morning coffee.
In an interview for the autumn issue of the British fashion magazine Dazed, while her mother Kim waited for her backstage, 13-year-old North was asked what she would be if she were not involved in music. Her answer was truly surprising:
"What would I be? I still want to work at Starbucks next year. I think by then I'll be allowed to because I'll be 14, I want to have a normal job".
Later in the interview, the young star shared the worst advice she ever received, saying: "To start my career later. This is my hobby, this is what I love to do, this is what I want to do with my life".
Alongside her early career and her name, which frequently appears in gossip columns, partly due to her fashion choices, it turns out that even in the Kardashian family there are restrictions. When talking about her love for piercings, North revealed a typical teenage drama: "I really want to get a bridge piercing, but I'm not allowed to". Besides that, she said she really loved painting sunsets with oil paints, but cut out this hobby simply because it is too hard to remove the paint from her hands.
She concluded the interview with a sentence that any Kardashian could stand by. When asked what is the thing she loves to do most even though she is bad at it, she answered like Kanye's daughter:
"I don't like doing things that I'm bad at".
Despite fantasies about the green apron associated with the popular coffee chain, North has no intention of abandoning music and the stage anytime soon.
