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Baby Psalm: Kim Kardashian West reveals photo of son

Celebrity's fourth child shares similar name to the biblical book that is traditionally attributed to King David. Kim and her husband, singer Kanye West, announced the birth of their fourth child in May. He was born through surrogacy.

by  Israel Hayom Staff
Published on  06-10-2019 22:56
Last modified: 06-11-2019 11:11
Baby Psalm: Kim Kardashian West reveals photo of sonTwitter/@KimKardashian

Psalm Kardashian West pictured in Kim Kardashian West's Twitter account | Screenshot: Twitter/@KimKardashian

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Kim Kardashian West shared on Monday the first picture of her new son Psalm.

The former reality-show star posted a picture on social media of her fourth child with the name in the caption.

Kim and her husband, singer Kanye West, announced the birth of their fourth child in May. He was born through surrogacy.

It is unclear whether the name chosen stems from any religious motives.

According to Jewish tradition, the biblical Book of Psalms ("Tehilim" in Hebrew) was written by King David himself.

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