North West, 9, to launch skincare and toy line as momager Kim Kardashian files trademarks for TikTok star daughter

NORTH West, nine, is all set to launch skincare and toy lines as her mom-ager Kim Kardashian has filed four new trademarks for her TikTok famous daughter, The U.S. Sun can exclusively reveal.

Kim Kardashian, 42, has been prepping her four kids to inherit her $1billion business empire, and her eldest, North, is first in line.

Kim has been prepping North for her successful future as she filed four new trademarks in her daughter's name all on March 10, 2023.

The first trademark filed is for "non-medicated skin preparations, skin moisturizers, skin lotions, skin creams, skin cleansers."

North's beauty line also plans to expand into: "Skin serums, facial oils, body oils, bath and shower gels, bubble bath, body powders, cosmetics, fragrances, hair care preparations," and more.

The Hulu star also plans for North to build her own toy business empire, as a second trademark details "toy figures, doll accessories, dolls, drawing toys, infant toys, mechanical action toys, play sets for action figures, soft sculpture toys, bath toys," and more.

Her toy company may also include: "Children's educational toys for developing fine motor and cognitive skills, musical toys, toy food, toy cookware, baby gyms, playground balls, and sport balls."

North's third trademark promises advertising services and her fourth includes "entertainment in the nature of providing information in means of a global computer network in the fields of entertainment and pop culture."

Kim filed similar trademarks for North back in 2019, but at the time included an additional trademark for clothing.

Back in November 2022, Kim filed trademarks for her three-year-old son, Psalm.

The reality star's first of 12 trademarks announced "non-medicated skin care preparations; skin moisturizers; skin lotions; skin creams; skin cleansers" and other various cosmetics.

The second filing included: "Probiotic supplements; nutritional supplements; vitamins; baby diapers; baby cloth diapers; anti-inflammatory ointments; baby food; infant formula."

Psalm's third trademark contains: "Strollers; stroller covers; children's car seats; fitted covers for children's car seats."

The fourth promised "clocks; jewelry; watches; keychains" while the fifth dabbled in "calendars; books; magazines and periodicals in the fields of music; entertainment" and more.

The sixth trademark stated Psalm's business future could include "baby carriers worn on the body; all-purpose carrying bags; backpacks; handbags; tote bags; purses; wallets; bags for carrying babies' accessories; diaper bags" and more.

Psalm's seventh trademark branched out into "furniture; cribs; baby bouncers; baby changing mats; baby walkers; mattresses; cushions; nursing pillows; foot stools; mirrors" and more.

Similarly, the eighth filing revealed: "Textiles for home furnishings, namely, household linens, bath linens, bed linens, kitchen linens, and table linens; drapery; afghans; throws; comforters; bed blankets; baby bedding, namely, swaddling blankets, crib bumpers" and more.

However, Kim's ninth trademark for her son included various clothing items such as "coats; dresses; footwear; headwear; jackets; jumpers; loungewear; rompers; scarves; shirts" and more.

The tenth included "toy figures; doll accessories; puzzles; party games; toy jewelry; puppets; hand-held units for playing electronic games; children's educational toys for developing fine motor and cognitive skills" and more.

Psalm's eleventh and twelfth filings promised "advertising services, namely, promoting the brands, goods, and services of others; endorsement services" and "entertainment in the nature of providing information by means of a global computer network in the fields of entertainment and pop culture; entertainment services, namely, personal appearances by a celebrity."

Psalm's last trademarks were all filed in 2019, like North, so it looks like the young toddler was due for a fresh update of permit applications.

The entire Kar-Jenner clan has been following Kim's footsteps and The U.S. Sun previously reported on the Kardashian family's big plans for their kids to take over their $3billion empire.

The Kardashian-Jenners are setting their children up to take over the empire, as the stars have filed various trademarks for their children.

Most recently, Kim filed more trademarks for her children Chicago and Saint to launch skincare, toy and fashion brands.

The U.S. Sun previously reported Kim acquired the nine distinct trademarks for her two middle children on July 26, 2022.

The skin services trademark covers everything from skin moisturizers, lotions, bath and shower gels; bubble baths and powders, and cosmetics, to fragrances and even nail polish.

The trademarks for toys cover a wide range of product possibilities including toy figures, dolls, infant toys, mechanical action toys, bath toys, toy jewelry and much more.

For the clothing, the trademark applies to everything from "Bottoms as clothing; coats; dresses; footwear; headwear; jackets; jumpers; loungewear," and a slew of other products with bibs and costumes lumped in.

The trademark for advertising services is earmarked to promote the above various products, among other endorsement services.

Interestingly, Chicago has an additional trademark, which it appears Kim did not attempt to acquire for Saint.

Chicago's fifth filing is listed as: "Entertainment in the nature of providing information by means of a global computer network in the fields of entertainment and pop culture; entertainment services, namely, personal appearances by a celebrity."

Kim's youngest sister Kylie Jenner, 25, appears to be taking her older sibling's ideas as she filed three new trademarks for her daughter Stormi World on August 24, 2022, after not touching the name since February 2019.

The first of the three trademarks are for "advertising and endorsement services" to "promote the goods and services of others."

It also describes "retail store services" including "gifts; general consumer merchandise; apparel; apparel accessories; toys; sporting goods; beauty products; cosmetics; skincare and fragrances."

The second trademark filed for Stormi World, details: "Toy figures; doll accessories; dolls; drawing toys; infant toys; mechanical action toys; electronic action toys; play sets for action figures and soft sculpture toys."

The extensive list continues on including "bath toys; puzzles; party games; toy jewelry; bats for games; puppets; hand-held units for playing electronic games; children's educational toys for developing fine motor and cognitive skills; musical toys; toy food; toy cookware; toy cameras; baby gyms; playground balls and sports balls."

Finally, Stormi World's third trademark includes clothing items such as "coats; dresses; footwear; headwear; jackets; jumpers; loungewear; rompers; scarves; shirts; sweaters; undergarments; socks; hosiery; swimwear; cloth bibs; gloves; sleepwear; one-piece garment for infants and toddlers and costumes for use in children's dress up play."