Kim Kardashian shares first unfiltered photo of new baby Chicago West

KIM Kardashian has finally shared the first proper picture of baby Chicago — without a filter blurring her features.

The reality star shared a photo on Instagram of her adorable baby girl, who was born via surrogate on January 15th, reports The Sun.

In the post, Kardashian showed the eight-week-old baby wearing a pink onesie with a white bib, captioning it: “Morning cutie.”
 

 

Morning cutie ?

A post shared by Kim Kardashian West (@kimkardashian) on Mar 17, 2018 at 7:15am PDT

The last time she added a picture of Chicago, her third child with rapper Kanye West, was late last month.

She was seen wearing a white dressing gown as she cradled the baby, whose face was obscured by filter which gave her pink furry ears and a matching nose.

It was the first time Kardashian’s fans had seen Chicago without a filter since she made a quick appearance as a tiny newborn in Kylie Jenner’s pregnancy reveal video.

Meanwhile, Kardashian has admitted she’s struggling to keep her eyes open after welcoming the baby into the world.

The reality star and her husband are also parents to North, four and Saint, two.

Speaking to a packed-out crowd at a conference last week, Kardashian said: “I’m really exhausted right now ... Three kids is a game changer.”

Her appearance came after she opened up about Chicago for the first time, revealing who she looks like.

When a fan took to Twitter to ask how the tot was, she told them: “The sweetest! Best baby!

“She looks a tiny bit like North and a tiny bit like Saint but definitely her own person!”

Chicago made her debut in Kylie Jenner’s special YouTube video dedicated to her own daughter, who she gave birth to at the start of the month.

In one home video clip, Jenner can be seen sitting next to Kardashian and cradling little Chicago.

While holding the little one in her arm, Jenner said: “She looks completely different. She’s so little.”

Kardashian and West chose to call their daughter Chicago as a tribute to the rappers late mother Donda, who passed away in 2007.

This story originally appeared in The Sun and has been republished here with permission.