Kim Kardashian gave fans a look inside Psalm West’s Pokémon-themed birthday celebration this week.
On Thursday, the reality star shared a series of photos from her youngest son’s seventh birthday party on Instagram.
In the first photo of the carousel, Kardashian and Psalm could be seen posing in front of Poké Ball balloons. Another image showed the birthday boy posing with siblings Saint and Chicago West and cousin Dream Kardashian. Other images showed the setup, which included large Pokémon-inspired decorations, oversized playing cards, themed balloon displays, and a life-sized Pikachu figure.
“Pokemon Psalm!” Kardashian captioned the post.
The proud mom also made sure to honor Psalm on his birthday with a special tribute on social media.
“Seven years of loving you and learning from you every single day,” she wrote. “I hope your birthday is filled with lots of Pokémon and dirt bikes. I love you so much!!!! Happy birthday to my forever baby.”
Kardashian and Kanye West welcomed Psalm on May 9, 2019 via surrogate. The former couple also share children North, Saint, and Chicago.
Kim Kardashian previously opened up about co-parenting life following her split from West in 2021.
In an interview on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, Kardashian claimed there were periods when the children went “months” without hearing from West.
She told Alex Cooper that since the divorce, she has never kept the children away from West and has sent them to countries like Saudi Arabia and Italy when he asks. However, she said she raises the children “full time” at her house.
“They live with me and I welcome a great healthy relationship with my kids and their dad,” she said. “He knows that. I push for it all the time, but I also protect them when it’s time for that and it goes in waves and phases. It’s a lot of work.”
Kardashian also said West had not asked to see the children in “a couple of months.”
“They always knew that he had a big life traveling before and he was on tour and all of that and that he lives in different countries all the time and loves to live all over the place,” she said. “So we manage it really well.”
