KIM Kardashian’s children North and Saint West’s paychecks for their roles in the new movie Paw Patrol have been revealed.
North, 10, and Saint, seven, provided the voices for “Paw Patrol: The Movie,” which was released last month.
According to documents obtained by TMZ, North earned $5,000 per recording session playing Mini, a Pomeranian teenage patroller.
The teen was guaranteed four recording opportunities, meaning she earned up to $20,000 for the role.
Saint was also paid $5,000 per episode for playing Shooting Star Max.
He made two recordings, which meant he walked away with $10,000.
King also appeared in the cartoon children’s film, reprising her role as Dolores the poodle.
The sequel to “Paw Patrol” tells the story of puppies who are given magical new powers after an asteroid lands in Adventure City.
The voice cast includes James Marsden, McKenna Grace, Kristen Bell, Marsai Martin, Serena Williams, Taraji P. Henson, Lil Lyle Howe Ray and Chris Rock.
Kim shares her four children – North, Saint, Chicago (five) and Psalm (three) – with her ex-husband Kanye West.
Her children are no strangers to money-making deals.
In March this year, The Sun exclusively revealed that North would launch a line of skin care products and toys.
Kim, who has a business empire worth $1 billion, has filed for four trademarks in her daughter’s name.
The first trademark applied for was “Non-pharmaceutical skin preparations, skin moisturizers, skin lotions, skin creams, skin cleansers”.
North’s beauty product line also plans to expand to: “essences, facial oils, body oils, shower gels, bubble baths, shower powders, cosmetics, perfumes, hair care preparations”, etc.
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The Hulu star also plans to build his own toy business empire for North, detailing “toy figures, doll accessories, dolls, drawing toys, baby toys, mechanical action toys, action figure play sets, soft sculpture toys” as a second trademark , bath toys”. toys” and so on.
Her toy company may also include: “Children’s educational toys for developing fine motor and cognitive skills, musical toys, toy foods, toy cookware, baby gyms, playground balls and exercise balls.”
North’s third mark promised advertising services, and the fourth included “entertainment essentially providing information through a global computer network in the fields of entertainment and popular culture.”
Kim applied for a similar trademark for North as early as 2019, but also added a clothing trademark at that time.
As early as November 2022, Kim also registered the trademark for Psalm for products such as skin care products, supplements, diapers and strollers.