Kim Kardashian’s son Saint, 7, crashes mom’s skincare tutorial in messy new TikTok and steals the show

KIM Kardashian has suffered another social media blunder after her son Saint crashed her latest skincare tutorial.

Kim, 42, was recording a video for her TikTok page when her seven-year-old child decided to perform.

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The 34-second clip begins with the mother-of-four washing her face with soap from her own skincare line, SKKN.

Kim stands in her very large bathroom, which features a huge walk-in shower and marble countertops, as she scrubs her face thoroughly.

The SKIMS founder then dries her hands and face with a fluffy white towel before applying another product that appears to be a serum.

Kim wears a very tight black crop top for the tutorial and has her long brunette hair tied back in a braid.

Before applying each product from her SKKN range, Kim holds it up to the camera so her 6.6 million followers can see exactly what she’s using.

After applying all nine products of her skincare routine, Kim gets close to the camera and pouts while showing off her glowy face.

But just as she is about to end the video, she is nudged forward as her son Saint sticks his head in front of the camera and grins.

The youngster, whose father is Kanye West, dons long braids and a camouflage durag while stealing the spotlight from his famous mom.

Last year, The US Sun exclusively revealed that Kim filed trademarks for Saint and his younger sister Chicago to launch skincare, toy and fashion brands.

On the files on July 26, 2022, reality star and media mogul Kim acquired nine different brands for her two middle children.

Both Chicago and Saint have brands for various skin and fragrance products, a host of potential toy products, a range of clothing items, and advertising services.

The Skin Services brand includes everything from skin moisturizers, lotions, bath and shower gels; Bubble baths and powders, cosmetics, fragrances and even nail polish.

Toy trademarks cover a wide range of product opportunities including toy figures, dolls, infant toys, mechanical action toys, bath toys, toy jewelry and more.

As far as clothing goes, the mark applies to everything from “bottoms as clothing; coats; Dresses; Shoes; headgear; Jackets; Pullover; Loungewear” and a range of other bib and costume products.

The advertising services brand is intended to promote the various products mentioned above, alongside other advertising services.

Interestingly, Chicago had an additional trademark that Kim apparently wasn’t trying to acquire for Saint.

Chicago’s fifth filing was as follows: “Entertainment services in the nature of providing information via a global computer network in the fields of entertainment and pop culture; Entertainment services, namely, personal appearances by a celebrity.”

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