Kim Kardashian is every inch the doting mother as she shares pH๏τos of her youngest children Chicago and Psalm dressed up for Halloween

Kim Kardashian shared several pH๏τos of her youngest children, Chicago and Psalm, on her Instagram account on Saturday.

In the snaps, the 43-year-old reality television personality’s daughter, five, and son, four, as they switched through several different costumes while celebrating Halloween.

The entrepreneur, who recently spoke openly about the temperament of her eldest daughter North, also wrote a short message in her post’s caption where she referred to her children as ‘the cutest.’

In Kardashian’s first two snaps, her youngest child dressed up as Leonardo from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles while visiting a haunted house.

The social media powerhouse’s second son later changed into a fireman costume complete with a cardboard fire engine.

Chicago opted for an all-white outfit, and her mother described her as a ‘little ghost.’ Kardashian’s third child later donned cat ears and feline-inspired face paint while she spent time with her younger brother.

The entrepreneur shares Chicago and Psalm, as well as her older children North, 10, and Saint, seven, with her former husband, Kanye West.

The former couple began dating in April of 2012, and they held a lavish wedding ceremony in May of 2014. Kardashian and the rapper, 46, started a family with North’s birth, which took place in June of 2013.

The pair went on to welcome Saint, Chicago and Psalm in 2015, 2018 and 2019, and her youngest two children were welcomed via surrogate.

However, the former couple separated in 2021, and their divorce was finalized the following year.

The reality television personality spoke about motherhood during a recent episode of The Kardashians, where she stated that she was still acclimating to life as a single mother.

She stated via People: ‘I think I’m still learning how to be a single parent…I should be used to it by now.’

Kardashian went on to discuss how, although she employed various nannies and a personal chef, she still felt as if her children looked to her as their primary caregiver.

‘It takes a village to raise kids, but at the end of the day, your kids only want you,’ she stated.

The entrepreneur added: ‘The struggles that my kids go through really have nothing to do with the amount of help that I have.’