Natalie Nunn has defended her decision to dress up as North West for Halloween after the teenager’s costume choice sparked a viral back-and-forth between the two.
Nunn, 41, said she was not offended when North, 13, transformed into the reality star for the holiday. The teen posted multiple TikToks wearing an exaggerated prosthetic chin and a “Baddies CEO” chain, riffing on Nicki Minaj lyrics that name-check Nunn. The “Baddies” star quickly returned the favor, assembling her team to recreate North’s look in what she described as a “Freaky Friday” swap.
“North was me for Halloween, and then it was Freaky Friday, so I had to pull my team together and get right,” Nunn explained in her interview. “North, you took it there, but she’s 13, so I’ma let her have that. It was super cute, and it was actually inspiring for a lot of people to now start dressing up as Natalie with the chin.”
Some social media users accused Nunn of trolling the teenager after she shared photos posing with one knee turned inward, a stance critics read as mockery. The reality star pushed back hard against that interpretation.
“No, come on,” she fired back. “That’s a kid! I was being North. I don’t troll. I don’t do that, guys. I’m not a mean girl.”
Nunn continued: “She’s Kanye and Kim’s daughter. Why would I do that? I was just being North like she was being Natalie with the chin.”
The costume exchange began when North channeled Nunn while quoting Nicki Minaj’s famous bar: “Even if my name was Natalie Nunn, you [expletives] still couldn’t chin-check me.” The line, long a staple of Minaj’s catalog, gave the teenager both her costume concept and its pointed physical detail.
Nunn also revealed that Kim Kardashian, 44, initially appeared to react positively to the costume but later deleted her comments. That deletion left Nunn uncertain about where she stood with the mother of four.
“Damn, Kim, are you mad because I was North better than you?” Nunn joked to the outlet.
The Kardashian family’s Halloween output has become an annual social media spectacle, with elaborate costumes reliably generating headlines and online debate. This year’s cycle began with Kim herself taking inspiration from North, though the teenager’s Nunn transformation quickly overshadowed her mother’s plans.
Nunn’s participation in the moment marks another chapter in her long reality television career, which has kept her in the public eye since her early appearances on “Bad Girls Club.” Her “Baddies” franchise has extended that visibility, making her a recognizable enough figure for a teenager to deploy as Halloween material.
The prosthetic chin that defined North’s costume became the visual signature of the entire exchange, with Nunn later noting that the look had already inspired others to attempt their own “Natalie with the chin” transformations.
Whether Kardashian’s deleted comments signal genuine friction or routine social media housekeeping remains unclear, though Nunn’s cheeky question to the outlet suggests she is treating the uncertainty lightly. The reality star has framed the entire episode as playful rather than confrontational, emphasizing her refusal to engage in online cruelty toward a minor.
Nunn’s costume response and subsequent interview have kept the story circulating across platforms, with her direct quotes now serving as the definitive account of her perspective on the exchange.