American socialite Kim Kardashian attended the Paris Fashion Week with her daughter North West whom she shares with ex-husband Kanye West. The duo sported nose ring chains at the event but the young Kardashian child ended up stealing the thunder with her high-end fashion look.
But her fashionable wardrobe is not the only thing that caught the attention of the internet. A video from the event is making rounds on social media where North is seen calling the paparazzi 'homeless' whilst entering the venue. The video has triggered hilarious responses from netizens as they started comparing North's temperament with her father, Kanye West
Moreover, she also called them out for hounding her for pictures. ''Why do you have to wait for us all the time?'' said North in the video.
In response to her complaint, one of the paparazzi can be heard saying, ''Because you’re so famous. We love you, North''. This did not sit well with many people as the internet talked about how the Kardashian-Jenner kids get their space invaded in public by the paparazzi. Check out how the internet is reacting to North West calling out paparazzi at Paris Fashion Week.
Also read a sneak peak of my next post about some of the laws that can get you arrested overseas
In Nairobi, Kenya, spitting or blowing your nose on any footpath in public is illegal, except with a suitable cloth or tissue. It is also against the law to pick your nose in public.
In Ukraine, smoking or drinking in a public place is illegal. Public transport, bus stops, parks, government establishments, etc. count as public places so be careful.
In 1992, chewing gum was banned, hence the selling of gum also became illegal in Singapore. Defaulters can pay up to $100,000 in fines or face up to 2 years in jail time. The only exceptions to the rule are those chewing dental, therapeutic, or nicotine gums, bought from authorized medical personnel.
Jaywalking, the act of crossing the road when the traffic light says you can't is a criminal offense in America. So have your $1 ready if you plan on jaywalking.
Doesn't matter if you are a crazy rich Asian, using someone else's wifi is considered hacking in Singapore, which can attract from $10,000 to three years of jail.
6. Having sex outside marriage
In many parts of the United Arab Emirates, tourists have been arrested and charged with sex outside marriage. Travel advice for the UAE countries in question states "it's against the law to live together or to share the same hotel room, with someone of the opposite sex to whom you aren't married or closely related", and anyone found guilty of doing so runs the risk of prosecution, imprisonment and/or a fine, and deportation.
Here comes the fun police... but the other way round! It is absolutely against the law in Milan, Italy, to be found not smiling. It is a very ancient law that stuck and was never overturned. The only people exempt from this law are people at funerals and people in hospitals.