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It’s the season of giving, and Kim Kardashian is feeling pretty generous. The mom-of-two broke her silence regarding her son Saint West for the first time on Twitter to make a charitable donation.
While breastfeeding her newborn, thereality star revealed that she was inspired by a little girl who is looking to donateshoes and decided to lend a hand herself. The 35-year-old tweeted, “I’m up breastfeeding& watching this show Dish Nation. I heard the cutest story of a girl who istrying to find 1000 pairs of shoes to donate to this charity Soles For Souls!They helped her during Hurricane Katrina. I think I know the designer of Shoeof the Year Award!”
Kim Kardashian Photo: Getty Images for CFDA/Vogue
The TV star more than knows the designer of the year since she’s married tohim. Her husband Kanye West was honored with the award at the Footwear News AchievementAwards just a few days before the birth of their son.
Wanting to help the young girl onher quest, Kim wrote, “Kanye and I would love to donate those 1000 shoes toSoles For Soul.”
Kanye West and his reality star wife Photo: Getty Images for Kanye West Yeezy
While the TV personality has yet to locate the little girl, she tweeted, "Whoever you are ....these shoes are for you! We will contact Soles For Souls! You reached your goal, so proud of you!!! xoxox."
It appears the reality star and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg are on the cusp of starting a new trend of having a baby followedby a large charitable donation. After announcing his daughter Max’s birth, Mark promised to donate 99 percent of his Facebook shares to charity.
The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and Kanye’s donation comes less than a week afterwelcoming their second child on December 5. The TV starsuffered a rough second pregnancy. Kim successfully avoided a c-section byundergoing a “painful”procedure to turn son Saint, who was breech at the time, into theproper position. The reality star ended up giving birth two and a half weeksbefore Christmas, which was her believed due date.
