Kim Kardashian Compares Adorable Throwback Photo Of Herself To Her 'Twin' Chicago

Kim Kardashian is showing off how much her daughter Chicago looks like her.

The SKIMS founder took to her Instagram Story to share a side-by-side picture of her younger self and her six-year-old daughter, highlighting the striking resemblance they share.

Kardashian's post came a few days after she shared a heartfelt tribute to Chicago on her birthday, describing the child as "smart," "sweet," and "lovable."

Kim Kardashian is once again showing how much resemblance her daughter, Chicago, shares with her. The beauty mogul shares the six-year-old with her ex, rapper Kanye West, and they welcomed her in 2018 via surrogacy.

Taking to her Instagram Story, the reality star shared a side-by-side image featuring a childhood throwback of herself and a recent snapshot of her six-year-old daughter, Chicago.

In the photo, both Kardashian and Chicago exhibit a calm demeanor with matching expressions and similar facial features, including pouted lips. Kardashian opted for loose hair, while Chicago sported her signature space buns, a distinctive hairstyle she is known for.

Across the picture, Kardashian wrote their names in caps, seemingly to make it easy for identification. She also added the words "my twin" as a caption, further emphasizing the resemblance she shares with Chicago.

In the past, Kardashian has also commented on how much of a resemblance her daughter shares with her.

She even once shared a theory about why the resemblance exists, even though Chicago was welcomed via surrogacy.

"I think I was so nervous to have a surrogate and to have that connection that God was like, 'I'm going to make her look just like you,'" Kardashian said during her appearance on Ashley Graham's podcast "Pretty Big Deal" in 2018, per US Weekly.

Kardashian added about her and Chicago's resemblance, "looks like, honestly, my twin mixed with Saint. It's the two of us in her."

The mother of four opted for surrogacy instead of natural birth due to medical advice, which revealed at the time that getting pregnant with a third child could lead to complications.

A few days ago, Kardashian posted a heartfelt tribute to her daughter, Chicago, as she celebrated her sixth birthday.

She remarked, "Happy 6th Birthday Chicago! I honestly didn't know too much about what raising a Capricorn girl would be like but you make it so easy and fun, and silly!!! I can already see the determination and ambition you have within you."

"The Kardashians" star also described the little child as "smart, sweet, silly and so lovable to everyone around you, especially your cousins!"

She completed the post with a statement about how much she loves Chicago, whom she has nicknamed "Chi Chi." It read, "I love you so much. I'm so so so happy to be your mommy!"

Alongside the description, Kardashian shared a series of snapshots featuring the mother-daughter duo at the Kardashian-Jenner's annual Christmas Eve party. They both donned furry outfits, although Chicago's own was knee-length and simple, while Kardashian wore an elaborate gown that displayed her ample bosom.

For Kardashian, co-parenting Chicago and the rest of her kids with West has come with its ups and downs over the years. The ex-couple agreed to a plan after they separated from each other, which they followed through with once their divorce was finalized.

Kardashian once spoke about the challenges, describing them as "really f----- hard," especially as West's social media antics often have a bad look on their children.

She also said that it's best for her kids to remain shielded from what happens online, as they are not yet equipped to deal with it.

"If they don't know things that are being said, why would I ever bring that energy to them? That is real, heavy, grownup s--- that they are not ready to deal with," the beauty mogul said during her appearance on the Angie Martinez IRL podcast in 2022, perPeople.

She added, "When they are, we will have those conversations. One day, my kids will thank me for not sitting here and bashing their dad. I could."