Kim Kardashian And Mariah Carey Film A Joint TikTok With Their Daughters
The ultimate mother-daughter duos.
Kim Kardashian and Mariah Carey just proved themselves to be the ultimate star collaborators on social media for mother-daughter-duo content.
In a video shared yesterday, the two moms joined forces with their daughters North West, 9, and Monroe Cannon, 11, at Kardashian's home in Hidden Hills for an adorable TikTok clip in which the four dance and lip-synch to Carey's track "It's a Wrap" (from the singer's 12th studio album, Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel).
The video starts off with the girls doing coordinated dance moves to part of the chorus. The two are then joined by their moms, who jump into either side of the frame while lip-synching the lyrics, "It's a wrap for you baby (It's a wrap)," into hairbrushes. North and Monroe then playfully push their moms out of the frame and reclaim the spotlight.
"Its a wrap! But never for us!" Kardashian captioned the fun clip.
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Kardashian has been making a presence for herself on TikTok as of late, largely thanks to videos with her eldest daughter on the pair's joint account, @kimandnorth. Videos on the page feature glimpses of the duo's playful moments at home, as well as clips of the two of them partaking in various trends and sounds on the platform (notably including Kanye West's own track "Bound" in a clip featuring North hilariously cosplaying as her dad with Kardashian posing beside her).
Kardashian previously opened up about her decision to start the joint TikTok page with her daughter, sharing that it's been an outlet for North's self-expression and creativity, though not without its restrictions and regulations.
"It's not something where she can scroll and look at things," Kardashian told Gwyneth Paltrow on an episode of The Goop Podcast, adding, "We don't do comments."
She continued, "I found a groove with her TikTok. As long as it's me and her together and I'm there, that works for now. But it's a crazy world, I don't deny that."
This article originally appeared in Harper's BAZAAR US.