Kim Kardashian’s daughter North looks almost identical to her mother in a throwback snap.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star took to Instagram to share an older photo with sisters Kourtney Kardashian and Khloé Kardashian.
WATCH: North West does Kim’s makeup and has a HUGE tantrum
Fans were quick to point dub the reality-TV star and mother-of-four, “North’s twin”.
“North’s twin. Wow!” wrote one fan, while another said, “I can’t get over how much you look like North, Kim!!”
Khloe commented on the photo saying “totally triplets”, while mum Kris Jenner said she should have been a stylist.
And there’s no denying the 6-year-old takes after her mum with her love of makeup and clothes.
Just recently Kim came under fire for allowing North to wear makeup as she posed with younger sister, Chicago.
People raged in the comments section of the photo, condemning the 39-year-old.
“There is no reason to have all that makeup on that child,” one fan said.
“I can’t imagine my kids looking back at pictures of them from their childhood and seeing that I photoshopped their nose, eyebrows, and put a makeup filter on them,” another angry fan wrote. “North’s eyebrows have eyebrows from a filter over them, chis eyebrows have a big area wiped out between them. North’s nose line disappeares where it’s been photoshopped etc. so sad!”
“Okay seriously Kim your daughter is 7? And her face is beat with makeup? I love you but no.”
“Really? An 8 year old with eyeliner? Y’all are sick in the head for real @kimkardashian.”
“Kimberly is that eyeliner on Norths’ eyes?” wrote another.
Back in September this year, Kim revealed that Kanye had put his foot down when it came to letting North wear makeup.
“I’d let her wear — you know, she has a little red for Christmas — I’d let her wear a red lip, or I’d let her do one pop of something,” the mum-of-four explained. “I’d let her, if she’s wearing a black dress, a black lip.”
She continued: “So, I kind of got in trouble for that. So, it’s now no more makeup.”
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