‘A Little Icon’: Kim Kardashian’s Daughter North Impresses Fans as She Eats Unpeeled Onion ‘Like an Apple’

Fans are amazed by North West's ability to eat a raw onion as if it were an apple. They shared their comments on social media, calling the young lady a little icon for her bold personality.

Fans of the Kardashians have watched their family's third generation grow up in front of their very eyes. They've seen how North West has developed a fierce, unapologetic personality through the years.

In a recent episode of "The Kardashians," fans watched North West eat a raw onion as if it were a fruit. Her gesture stunned viewers, who were amazed that she could do it so casually.

The incident took place while Kim and North were making fried chicken and sushi in their kitchen. While speaking to her mom, the 10-year-old decided to take a bite out of the unpeeled onion.

"North [West] eating that onion like an apple has honestly done something to me I [can't] explain," exclaimed one user. "North West eats onions like apples. If that doesn't explain everything about her as a kid…. lol. A little icon," another echoed.

North has been more open to being seen with her mom recently. She joins her mom on live streams and is sometimes seen with her on social media and in public sightings.

On one livestream, North revealed to her mom's viewers that she was diagnosed with dyslexia. The 10-year-old also asked her fans whether she should drop an album, much to the dismay of her mom, who jokingly threatened to end the livestream over what she was sharing.

While Kim and North appear close, Kim once revealed that her daughter actually prefers living with her dad, Kanye West. She constantly tells her mom that her dad has everything figured out.

"She'll go to her dad, she'll be like 'Dad has it all figured out. He doesn't have a nanny, he doesn't have a chef, he doesn't have security, he lives in an apartment,'" Kim revealed while speaking to her sister Kourtney.

North West has her dad's outgoing personality and is known to speak her mind, no matter what. The "Skims" founder admits that her daughter has taught her to be more patient, and she's determined to stay close to her daughter and the rest of her children by having one-on-one moments with them where they can connect and bond as mother and child.