Saint West, 10, made his Instagram debut on Aug. 1, sharing his passion for dirt biking with thousands of followers in just days.
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s eldest son launched the account on August 1st with a video of his custom purple e-moto bike.
“First video,” he captioned the post, which was set to the tune of Lil Uzi Vert’s song Top.
Saint wasted no time showing off what he loves most on his new handle, @saint2steezy0.
He followed it with several more clips showing the bike, including footage of himself riding through the family’s neighborhood and performing a wheelie.
The account exploded in popularity within days of launch.
The Skims founder approves each of her son’s videos before he posts to his public account, which has nearly 10,000 followers just 3 days after launching.
Kim showed her support by actively engaging with Saint’s new page from the start.
She kept it simple, commenting with a single purple heart emoji to match her son’s bike.
On his August 3 post, she left the purple heart beneath one of his bike-showcase videos, signaling her encouragement without overshadowing her son’s moment.
A source said that Kardashian approves each of Saint’s posts before they go live.
The strict parental oversight reflects her careful approach to her children’s online presence, a strategy she’s employed across multiple platforms.
Currently, Kardashian is the only one from her famous family who follows her son @saint2steezy0, and he follows her back.
None of Saint’s siblings or other relatives have joined the account’s followers yet, keeping the early focus solely on his new venture.
While Kim has publicly embraced Saint’s new social media venture, there has been no public indication that Kanye West was involved with launching the account.
Reports note that neither Kanye nor Saint followed each other on Instagram when the profile debuted.
Saint has become increasingly visible in major media over the past year, following his earlier public appearances.
In June, Saint made his modelling and acting debut alongside his mum, LeBron James, Cristiano Ronaldo and Jason Sudeikis in a video campaign for Nike ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
For that campaign, he appeared in Nike Football’s “Rip the Script” spot, sitting alongside his mother as they participated in a fictional commercial shoot chaos scene.
The campaign brought together major athletes and celebrities for the 2026 promotion.
Kim had already been introducing Saint to public audiences for months through her own social media.
Back in March, Kardashian first shared Saint’s love of dirt biking when she posted a picture of him popping a wheelie while riding down the road on her Instagram account.
That post showcased the same passion that now dominates his new Instagram feed.
The supervised debut comes nearly two years after Kardashian required Saint to sign a handwritten agreement before opening a YouTube channel and two months after he appeared alongside his mother in Nike Football’s star-packed “Rip the Script” campaign.
Under Meta’s rules, children under 13 are generally not allowed to have their own Instagram accounts. Instagram’s minimum age is 13 in most countries, although it can be higher where local laws require it.
Saint’s account operates under parental management, which allows for the exception.
Among the preteen’s multiple posts of his e-moto bike is an ad for a stunt accessory company.
The monetized content suggests Kim may be helping him explore business opportunities through his platform early on.