Kim Kardashian awkwardly tells daughter North about the night she was conceived

Kim Kardashian has shared some story with her nine-year-old daughter that literally no kid wants to hear.

The conversation with North aired on the season two finale of The Kardashians and it's fairly cringeworthy.

We have to give it to North, she sat there and didn't even flinch while her mother recounted the story of how she was conceived.

But perhaps she doesn't know about the birds and the bees yet.

Kim revealed to North she was conceived after Kim wore a custom gown designed by Balmain creative director Olivier Rousteing.

The Skims founder donned the frock for the Angel Ball in October 2012, roughly eight months before North was born.

"Northie, I've known Olivier since before you were a baby, and he gave Daddy this blue dress that Daddy wanted for me," Kardashian said as the two dined on chips and soft drink

"It was my birthday, the year before you were born, and I wore the dress, and I got pregnant and you got in my belly the night I wore that dress."

In the episode, Kardashian and her eldest child had travelled to France for Paris Fashion Week, as Kim was set to walk in the Balenciaga show.

While they were there, the mother-daughter duo also swung by the Jean Paul Gaultier Couture fall/winter fashion show.

They were styled by Rousteing for the red carpet appearance.

Fans on social media, however, were less than impressed by Kardashian's admission.

One user said: "Honestly I don't think you should tell kids stuff like that. It bothered me when my dad looked at me, smiled and said: 'If it wasn't for my sperm you wouldn't be here.' Cringey [as f**k and it] made me really uncomfortable as a kid."

A second shared a GIF with the text 'it was traumatic', alongside the caption: "North to her therapist."

A third chimed in with: "There’s no need for the kid to know their conception story."

Others questioned why on Earth the social media star decided to share it with not only her child, but with the entire world.

One person wondered: "I mean, Kim can tell North whatever she wants, I don't care, but why make it public? Why should WE know?"

Another said: "Now why did any of us need to know this?"

Either way, now we know. Yippee.

Cheers, Kim.