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Los Angeles - Kim Kardashian and Kanye West plan to sell the first picture of their baby for charity.
The couple, who welcomed their daughter, North West, into the world five weeks early on June 15, has reportedly decided to share an intimate snap of the newborn via a multi-million dollar magazine deal but will donate all of the proceeds to a children's charity.
The highest bidder
A source told gossip website TMZ.com that Kim, 32, hasn't accepted an offer yet but will take part in a family photo-shoot with the highest bidder.
The couple previously turned down an offer of $3 million for the first images of their baby, while Kim was still pregnant.
Refused to appear on talk show
Meanwhile, Kim and Kanye, 36, who previously vowed to protect their daughter's privacy, have refused to appear with their baby on Kris' new talk show, which is set to debut in the U.S. next month.
Kim has also informed producers that she won't allow North to be shown on her E! reality series Keeping Up with the Kardashians next season.
Kanye recently declared that his child's privacy was his top priority.
The couple, who welcomed their daughter, North West, into the world five weeks early on June 15, has reportedly decided to share an intimate snap of the newborn via a multi-million dollar magazine deal but will donate all of the proceeds to a children's charity.
The highest bidder
A source told gossip website TMZ.com that Kim, 32, hasn't accepted an offer yet but will take part in a family photo-shoot with the highest bidder.
The couple previously turned down an offer of $3 million for the first images of their baby, while Kim was still pregnant.
Refused to appear on talk show
Meanwhile, Kim and Kanye, 36, who previously vowed to protect their daughter's privacy, have refused to appear with their baby on Kris' new talk show, which is set to debut in the U.S. next month.
Kim has also informed producers that she won't allow North to be shown on her E! reality series Keeping Up with the Kardashians next season.
Kanye recently declared that his child's privacy was his top priority.
