KIM Kardashian has been accused of lying about a parenting task in a new photo after her daughter Chicago called her mom out for relying on staff.

Chicago, five, wrote that the Hulu star doesn’t cook for her or her siblings because she has chefs to do the task in her Mother’s Day card.

Kim Kardashian was accused of lying about a parenting task in a new photo after her daughter Chicago called her mom out for relying on staff

Kim wrote that 'Chi was wrong' as she attempted to prove that she does cook for her children

Captioned: “Chi was wrong, I do cook. LOL,” the photo showed several tortillas being heated on the stove.

A fan screengrabbed the snapshot and reposted it on a Kardashian-dedicated Reddit board.

They titled the post: “I bet the chef is making those and Kimothy is just pretending she’s making them.”

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Fans reacted to Kim’s photo in the comment thread with one person writing: “Sure Kim. You cooked that, the same way you showed people on an MTV Cribs episode back in the day the homemade cookies that you claimed to have baked. You know, the ones that look exactly like Lofthouse pink iced sugar cookies with sprinkles.”

A second fan commented: “Stop who is she trying to fool!”

Another commenter asked: “Does heating up a tortilla count as cooking?”

“I think that’s my favorite part of this post. The fact that this is the photo she chose to defend herself is hilarious,” remarked a fourth.

While a sixth person wrote: “Sorry but I believe the child.”

CHICAGO’S CARD

On Sunday, Kim’s daughter Chicago West opened up on social media about what it’s like being the reality star’s daughter.

The Skims founder took to her Instagram Stories to share the handmade card that her youngest daughter made for her for Mother’s Day.

Chicago put Kim on blast about using a chef instead of cooking on Mother’s Day

The 42-year-old shared the telling letter, which was titled “All About My Mom,” from Chicago.

The youngster’s answers were authentic and gave insight into how the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum operates as a mom of four.

Chicago admitted, jokingly, that Kim was 22 years old, though she’s 20 years older than that.

She went on to reveal that her mom liked to sleep with her in the bed and loved when they played together.

The little one added that Kim’s favorite food was salad, she was really good at working out in the gym.

Chicago boldly made it known that her mom didn’t cook for her and her siblings North, nine, Saint, seven, and Psalm, four because she had a chef that did so.

At the end of the letter, she credited her mother’s specialness to the fact that she loved her.

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Chicago’s Mother’s Day gift serves as a sweet reminder of a child’s love, which is definitely needed given the flak that Kim gets from critics.

Last week, Kim was slammed for letting her daughters North and Chicago go on TikTok Live.

Kim recently received criticism for allowing Chicago to go Live on TikTok with her nine-year-old sister North

She also came under fire for allowing fans to send her “gifts” which can be converted into actual money – despite being a billionaire.

Kim went on TikTok Live with North and Chicago on Wednesday and filmed them doing a dance routine.

Thousands of fans tuned in during the session, with many of them gifting stickers to the family.

Critics slammed Kim for “exposing” her children to social media and for letting people send gifts.

One wrote on TikTok: “Lost for words. Why do people gift them and does KK even know these gifts are worth $?”

Another added: “Why is she going live? That’s so weird considering the s**t people ALWAYS comment on Tiktok lives.

“TikTok is like the worst platform for kids, and she just puts her kids straight into the firing line.”

A third posted: “This is sick. Don’t even want to know the comments those poor kids are reading.”

Yet another user commented: “Absolutely feral behaviour, can’t believe people have the nerve to say she’s a good mother.

“Growing up through the initial social media wave, I’d never expose my minor children to the internet.”