![Kim Kardashian and Kanye West touch down in Miami after their 'make or break' vacation in the Dominican Republic. Their private jet left Punta Cana’s private airfield early Sunday morning. There have been no reports as yeton the state of their marriage although rapper Kanye did post a happy family video at the end of last week. In the short clip, West, 43, clad in a hockey jersey, sings what seems to be a snippet from Rebecca Black’s “Friday,” before hopping out of the golf cart he was riding in and dancing alongside it. Kardashian, who seems to be filming, can be heard laughing in the background. There have been no other sightings of the couple who went to extreme lengths not to be seen during the seven-day trip. They stayed in the luxurious Villa Tartaruga at the exclusive Puntacana Resort & Club. Sources say the rapper "suggested they take a family trip together" amid their marital crisis, which saw Kanye, 43, claim he'd been trying to divorce Kim, 39, for two years back in July. Kim and Kanye's marital problems became public knowledge after the rapper shared private details of their life during his presidential rally in July, including the claim that they considered aborting North. Their make or break vacation comes amid claims North would prefer to live with her dad rather than mom Kim. The couple also shares four-year-old son Saint, two-year-old daughter Chicago and one-year-old son Psalm. After Kanye’s meltdown, where he received visitors ranging from Justin Bieber to Dave Chappelle, West visited a Wyoming hospital after he and Kardashian were seen locked in an intense discussion in a parked car. 09 Aug 2020 Pictured: Kim and Kanye. Photo credit: MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342 (Mega Agency TagID: MEGA693381_008.jpg) [Photo via Mega Agency]](https://hollywoodlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/chicago-west-mega-1.jpg?quality=100&w=334)
While Chicago West is only an infant, her nursery alone costs more than our entire apartment! Sharing a few of her newborn’s pieces with fans via her app on Feb. 26, Kim Kardashian, 37, revealed that although a lot of the items are hand-me-downs from North, 4 1/2, and Saint, 2, they still cost a whole lot. And of course baby Chi has the chicest crib we’ve ever seen. But if that’s not impressive enough, the nursery items Kim highlighted total at least $7,260 — and that’s just FOUR things! Click here to see adorable pics of Kim Kardashian’s family.
“In Chi’s nursery, I wanted to keep all the décor in neutral colors,” Kim explained on her site. “I love having functional pieces, like a glider, mixed in with really unique pieces, like a vintage Royère bed. I also ended up using the same crib, dresser and rug that I used for North and Saint!” Said crib is made out of lucite and is super modern and stylish. It’s by Vetro and costs a whopping $4,500. The ottoman in Chicago’s room, which is made by Monte, is composed of walnut wood and Italian wool — it costs $585.
Next, Kim shared that her daughter has a cloud rocker in her nursery. The piece is made by Maison Deux and goes for a cool $575. “The use of solid French oak and a beautiful 100% grey wool by Kvadrat, gives the rocker a more mature presence,” TheTot.com states. But out of all these lavish pieces, the potentially most expensive item is perhaps the most surprising — a rug! Of course Chi’s rug is anything but your ordinary carpet though. The fluffy floor mat is by Calvin Klein and ranges in price from $1,599.00–$5,399.00. What makes it so special? It’s cut from plush, genuine Tibetan shearling.
Last month, just weeks after Chi was born on Jan. 15, Kim revealed to Architectural Digest that while her and Kanye West‘s, 40, newborn was reusing some of her sibling’s baby items, not everything was a hand-me-down. “We had a changing table made,” the told the mag. “I have a glider with an ottoman for feeding; With the first baby, I had a rocking chair, and I just love a glider so much more — you can move easier.”
Chicago’s special space is perfectly on-theme with the rest of the West house too, as Kim has chosen bright, neutral colors for their entire home. “Everything in the house is light colors and woods and soft and natural colors,” Kim said. However, such a clean color palette doesn’t always bode well when you have small children at play. “Oh my God. I run around the house with towels,” Kim admitted. “You just have to take a deep breath and say, ‘Okay, it’s going to happen. We decided to have light colors.’”
Tell us, HollywoodLifers — are you surprised by the cost of Chicago’s nursery items? What do you think of the pieces?