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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Saint West had a dinosaur-themed birthday party

    The four-year-old - who is the son of Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West - marked his birthday with the 'Jurassic Park' themed bash


    The outside party was jungle-themed, and had a nest of dinosaur eggs, greenery and a fog machine to complete the look. There was also a "Jurassic Jewelry" station whilst the kids got to dress as dinosaurs, donning claws and tails.

    In one video, Kim can be heard saying: "Look at Saint as the dinosaur. Don’t be scared. It’s just your brother with a mask."

    Meanwhile, Kim previously took to social media to pay tribute to her son Saint.

    She said: "I have no words to describe how much I love your smile and those curls of yours Saint! You bring so much joy into my soul. You are so kind, loving and just so thoughtful and sweet! I am so happy today if your 4th birthday and We get to celebrate how much you’ve grown! Happy birthday my sweet sweet Sainty. (When I say to him my sweet sweet Sainty, he says back to me my sweet sweet sweet sweet Momma, the best momma in the world and the only momma I ever want! HOW CAN YOU NOT MELT AT HIS SWEETNESS) (sic)"

    Whilst Khloe added: "He’s honestly one of the sweetest humans I know on this earth!!!!! I’m melting by your caption and his face (sic)"

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