Kim Kardashian scolds son Saint for making rude gesture

Kim Kardashian was in full mum mode when she scolded her eldest son, Saint, for using a rude hand gesture.

The Skims founder looked stern when she noticed the 7-year-old holding his middle finger up to the paparazzi after leaving his basketball game in Los Angeles Friday, the New York Post reports.

The mother of four stepped out in a strapless top and high-waisted jeans alongside her son, whom she shares with ex-husband Kanye West, and one of his teammates.

Kardashian, 42, added a pair of dark shades, towering beige pumps, an oversized watch and a black quilted purse.
 

The youngster was still wearing his white basketball jersey when the trio were met by photographers in the parking lot of an Islands restaurant.

Saint giggled after flashing his middle finger, which resulted in a scolding from his mum who briefly covered his face with her hand.

Later in the day, the “Kardashians” star took her eldest child, North West, to dinner at Nobu Malibu.

The 10-year-old rocked a tee with her own face on it and appeared to be dancing for the paparazzi waiting at the entrance.
 

Saint has apparently taken after his older sister, who flipped the bird during the family Christmas card photoshoot back in 2021.

“They always cry. Nobody gets along,” the reality TV star revealed in Season 1 of Hulu’s “The Kardashians.”

“Most of the photos I saw were unusable because North was sticking out her middle finger.”

“It’s days like this when I really just need to lock myself in the room by myself for just a good 30 minutes,” Kardashian added at the time. “Yeah, it’s a lot. It’s just a lot being a mum.”
 

The SKKN founder also shares daughter Chicago, 5, and son Psalm, 4, with the embattled “Flashing Lights” rapper.

Earlier this year, Saint gave fans a rare glimpse inside their family dynamic with a sweet Mother’s Day message.

“Mum, I’m very grateful for you,” he said in a clip posted to Kardashian’s Instagram Story.

“I know I’m mean to you a lot. I say you’re nothing to me, but you mean the world to me,” he went on.

“I love you more than anything. You’re my favourite in the family. I even love you more than my cute little brother, Psalm.”

Meanwhile, Chicago wrote a card for Kardashian, in which she filled out sentences about her mother.

Next to the prompt, “The best thing she cooks is,” Chicago hilariously wrote, “Mum doesn’t cook. She has a chef.”

The youngster also wrote down what her mum is “really good at,” which she suggested was, “going to the gym.”

This story was published by the New York Post and was reproduced with permission