KARDASHIAN critics have slammed Kim’s extravagant playground she built for her kids.
The reality star created what is called “Lil Hidden Hills” – a child-friendly town in the backyard of her $60M Calabasas mansion.
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The sign “Lil Hidden Hills” welcomes kids in through an arch at the village entrance, which is flanked by the pink KKW Beauty shop and a faux guard tower.
Visitors can enjoy a blue 50s-style diner named “West Diner”, a grocery store, a flower shop, a Starbucks, an ATM, and two-story cottages.
There’s also a colorful Lego castle decked out with two slides and two towers perfect for the children to climb up.
If that wasn’t enough, there’s also a bright pink confectionery castle complete with a sprinkle-topped cupcake roof.
To really give the village a realistic feel, there are even mini streetlamps and a makeshift main road.
The village was designed by Lilliput Play Homes, and the prices range from $590 up to $18,000.
The mini diner alone is listed on the website for $8,999.
A TikTok video of a fan talking about Kim’s mini town was shared to a Kardashian Reddit thread, where critics sounded off on the setup.
‘OUTRAGEOUS’
One shocked Redditor wrote: “omg 7,000 for a playhouse thats outrageous,” while another answered: “it’s only outrageous for people who can’t afford it. but if you have hella kids on your family it’s an investment North is like 9 and still hangs out in the houses.”
Another typed: “On the website the playhouses seem really good quality and they’re made out of wood & they are really big. Not that I can afford it but I think $7000 is appropriately priced.
“If I was a rich parent I would definitely get a playhouse for my kids,” they concluded.
“Can I live there?? nicer than my flat,” another joked.
One person admitted: “This would be so fun as a little kid.”
It’s not the first time Kim has shocked viewers with her lavish spending.
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DECADENT DECOR
During the holidays, Kim revealed some of her over-the-top custom Christmas decor, including personalized gingerbread houses and lavish advent calendars.
The edible houses came from The Solvang Bakery and were extremely pricey.
Some of the “manors,” which Kim showed off in her $60M home, can cost up to $1,450 each.
The small “cottages,” are priced from $225 to $275 each.
North also shared a Christmas TikTok showing off her tree which included decorations made to look like rolled wads of $100 bills, and sealed stacks of the same currency.
SEEING GREEN
Other examples of the Hulu star flaunting her wealth came last May when she celebrated her youngest child’s third birthday with an outlandish Hulk-themed party.
In a tribute to her baby boy’s special day on Monday, Kim shared a snap of the tot wearing a giant emerald chain on her Instagram Stories.
The pic focused on Psalm’s new neck attire, which included a giant studded letter “P,” initialing the little one’s unique first name.
According to Ajay Anand, CEO of Rare Carat Diamond Marketplace, the price was no concern to the SKIMS founder as the piece is reportedly worth $200K.
The jewelry designer exclusively told The Sun that the beauty appeared to “contain over 40 carats of emeralds” of square-shaped and rectangular cuts.
EXPENSIVE RIDE
The former Keeping Up With The Kardashians star is not shy about flaunting her expensive modes of transportation, for herself and for her children.
Kim often travels in her own luxury airplane.
It made headlines when Kim hit 40 and used it to take her nearest and dearest to a private island in French Polynesia for her birthday week.
The massive private plane has popped up again – advertised to be hired out and taken into the skies for more than $25k an hour.
The 88-seat jet not only boasts a well-stocked bar but a restaurant-like lounge, too.
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