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At just 13 years old, North West has sparked a global debate after stepping out at Paris Fashion Week in an edgy look featuring dramatic makeup and faux facial piercings. While some praised her confidence and style, others questioned whether adults should be critiquing a child's appearance at all. This week on Trainsmash with Karabo, we unpack where the line is between public opinion and overstepping when it comes to children in the spotlight.

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