Kanye West And Kim Kardashian Hide North From $4 Million Shot: Paparazzi Home Invasion For Baby Photo 'Was Like Apocalypse Now'

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian sneak baby North out from paparazzi for a 4th of July party, which means the paparazzi that follow the family looking for that first public photo of Northwest for a reported $4 million will have to wait.

The June 21 newborn baby North was snuck to the home of Bruce and Kris Jenner by her parents Kanye West and Kim Kardashian. While staying at the home of the reality star's mother's home, her and the music star were able to avoid the paparazzi during Independence Day.

North stayed inside with her parents, while Bruce and Kris Jenner were seen taking photos on the balcony, according to the Huffington Post. The daughters of Jenner went on the beach, but Kanye West and Kim Kardashian were able to sneak baby North away from the paparazzi.

Reports have surfaced from different news outlets that the $4 million can be awarded to the person who snaps the first photo of Northwest.

"My house was like 'Apocalypse Now' with all the helicopters trying to get a shot. Just another day at home. It gets a little loud when that happens," Bruce Jenner said on "Live From E!" last week, saying Kardashian and West aren't ready to show the world their baby girl. "I don't think they've given it serious thought. Life is good. She's amazing. I can't wait for you to meet her."

According to another source, Kim Kardashian has brought North out a few times, once again escaping the possibly $4 million prize for the photog that can capture that photo.

As far as the fireworks and everything involved with the yearly tradition of the 4th of July, a source close to West said the family was having a great time.

"I could hear the baby crying a little, so I told Kanye to go ahead and handle that," the source told Hollywoodlife.com.

"It's all good," Kanye reportedly said back to the source. "She's just a little scared of the waves and loud firecracker noise." Then, Kany West said to the baby, "it's okay baby, my angel, daddy's here!"