However, she took things to a whole new level over the weekend when she became Kris Jenner for the night. Being one of the eldest KarJenner grandchildren, it’s no surprise to see North embracing her family’s pop culture heritage and jumping on the latest TikTok trends. Playing the role of Wendy Williams, Kim helped North reenact an infamous 2009 interview when, after being asked if she had any tattoos, Kim simply replied: “Honey, would you put a bumper sticker on a Bentley?” And while she’s better known for her making TikToks dancing to her dad’s countless hits, North recently reminded us of her mom’s lesser known musical career by lip syncing to her underrated single from 2011, “Jam (Turn It Up)”. In actual fact, just a day earlier North was kind enough to let the Skims founder join in for a cameo as the duo lip synced to another of her most iconic one-liners.
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And she eventually closed the performance with her (censored) take on one of the most parodied reality TV scenes in history: Kim swinging her handbag at Khloé, demanding: “Don’t be fucking rude!” Of course, if you keep up with North and Kim’s joint TikTok account, you’ll know that Northie has plenty of practice when it comes to impersonating her mom.
We then got a glimpse at her perfected Kim K crying face with a stellar reenactment of the moment her mom lost her diamond earring in the ocean. Sporting long blond locks, a pair of familiar-looking black shades, and a makeshift shirt devised from the same yellow Balenciaga body tape Kim rocked earlier this year, North did her best impression, starting out with the line: “Hi I’m Kim Kardashian West.” Channeling a mix of her mom’s drama queen energy and her father’s stage presence, North put on a show for her and Kim’s 8.8 million TikTok followers over the weekend, lip syncing to a viral mashup of some of her mom’s memorable quotes. It appears that North - the child who once responded “Kanye West is my dad” when asked who her favorite rapper was - has now stumbled upon some of her mother’s most iconic moments, namely those made famous by Keeping Up With The Kardashians. And with that in mind, she’s certainly not afraid to poke a little fun at her famous family too. It’s no secret that 9-year-old North - the eldest child of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West - is well in the know when it comes to her parents’ celebrity status. People often say that kids keep you humble, and there’s no one more dedicated to that role than North West. Keep up with the latest daily buzz with the BuzzFeed Daily newsletter!
So far, none of the cast have publicly commented on her remarks, but we’ll let you know if they do! BuzzFeed Daily I was just doing my cosplay and getting red carpet pictures and doing that.” “So, I think Disney was definitely instrumental in not having me back,” she added, “and I don’t think some of the cast wanted me back either.” Oof. “And I wasn’t even doing porn at that time. “I was the only cast member not to be on the show,” she said. “But I kind of felt like I was just gone from them - like, we don’t want anything to do with you anymore.” Maitland said she “especially” felt that way when the cast reunited in 2014 for the reboot Girl Meets World. “But the rest, I have not heard a word from.” “I haven’t heard like, ‘Oh, you’re terrible,'” she noted. “She supported me in the beginning and Will has contacted me since then and says he supports me, but won’t watch anything that I do.” Maitland also named show creator Michael Jacobs as someone who has supported her. “I didn’t really get any response from anyone,” Maitland said during a recent appearance on the podcast Skinny Confidential Him & Her, mentioning that she was only really backed by Trina McGee (Angela Moore) and Will Friedle (Eric Matthews). And while she’s received support from some, there hasn’t been much from her former castmates.
She continued to act after the show ended, before transitioning to a career in the adult film industry in 2019. About two decades ago, she starred on Boy Meets World as college student Rachel McGuire.
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