Kim Kardashian's Instagram was HACKED by her 9-year-old son, Saint West? Fans react hilariously

Kim Kardashian’s Instagram account allegedly got hacked - it was her 9-year-old son, Saint. The shared post was a strange request to her 357 million followers, and the internet was convinced that the child had the reality star’s phone. Some suggested that Kim have a stronger password, while some asked Saint to get his mother’s credit card and tell the numbers on it.
On Wednesday, April 30, Kim’s account had a post of a close-up screenshot of what appeared to be Saint’s YouTube channel @S4intsking, with a text written, “Sub to Saint’s channel,” according to Page Six.
The fans were quick to speculate on the matter, with everybody convinced that the child had her phone. One user wrote, “SAINT LEAVE YO MAMA PHONE.” Another user commented, “Saint sweetie please go get mommy’s credit card and post the card digits.”
A third user asserted, “Saint done hacked the IG for the promo lolol.. smart man.” Other users hilariously asked Saint to give Kim’s phone back to her, while others recommended the 44-year-old have a stronger password.
Saint’s YouTube channel was not easily permitted by his mom - there is an involvement of a contract that elaborates the rules, from what should not be posted to how easily the channel could be confiscated.
The deal was signed on September 3, 2024, and the American socialite posted the contract on her social media. In the page titled ‘Contract between Saint West and Kim Kardashian,’ the contract read, “I, Saint West agree to follow my mom’s rules in order to have a YouTube channel. I am not allowed to comment any personal family information. I am not allowed to film any personal information. I am not allowed to film while North is recording music.”
“I must show my mom or guardian all videos before I post them. I give permission to any grown up if mom says to delete my video for any reason. If I don’t listen to all of the rules, mom could make my page private or delete my account,” the letter further stated.