North West, 13, enjoys coming of age activity after revealing she wants a surprisingly normal job at Starbucks

North West hit Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood with friends like a normal Los Angeles area teenager just weeks after she surprisingly revealed that she wants to work at massive coffee chain Starbucks.

The 13-year-old nepo baby daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West enjoyed the Halloween themed outing at the theme park without parental supervision but did have bodyguards with her.

The Daily Mail has reached out to Kardashian's representatives for comment and has yet to hear back.

 Going to Halloween Horror Nights is considered  a coming of age activity for many teens in the Southern California area as it helps them gain a sense of independence and proves their bravery by testing their emotional limits.

She donned her regular style of wearing all black including long-sleeved top, shorts and high-top Rick Owens lace-up sneakers.

Her signature blue hair was worn down as she wore sunglasses at night.

North West hit Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood with friends like a normal Los Angeles area teenager 

Halloween Horror Nights is a massive, separately ticketed annual Halloween event held at Universal Studios theme parks as it includes mazes where performers try to scare guests while using intellectual property from film, television, video games, and music icons like Insidious, Stranger Things, Chucky, Five Nights at Freddy's, and Ozzy Osbourne.

The normal teen activity came just weeks after she revealed the surprising place she wants to work. 

'I still wanna work,' the Kardashian-Jenner family member shared with Dazed published earlier this month. 'I wanna work at, like, Starbucks next year.'

North continued: 'I think I can next year ’cause I’m gonna be 14, so… I think I can. I want to have a regular job, I guess.'

North released her debut EP N0rth4evr earlier this year, and has made a number of high-profile appearances boosting her profile.

They included a stint at the Orlando festival Rolling Loud earlier this year, as she performed opposite rapper Molly Santana.

'Molly was the perfect person to do this with me because I’m her biggest fan for real,' North said of the May outing. 'Last year at Summer Smash I was screaming at her set; it’s so crazy. I never thought that day would come.'

In the interview, North described the high-profile festival performance as 'fun, relieving and exciting,' and something that she wished she had done 'earlier.' 

The 13-year-old nepo baby daughter of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West enjoyed the Halloween themed outing at the theme park without parental supervision but did have bodyguards with her 

'I still wanna work,' the Kardashian-Jenner family member shared with Dazed published earlier this month

She revealed that she would like to work at coffee chain Starbucks next year (file photo of an Austin, Texas location)

She added: 'It’s cool to show that females can connect through their music – because it’s always beef and stuff, and it’s never like that [with me]. I never wanna have beef with any girl, you know?'

North cited fellow female artists such as Bktherula, Baby Osama and Babyxsosa as artists whose work she likes. 

North said that she has been busy 'rehearsing every day' to perfect her skills in both music and dance.

'I used not to rehearse,' North said. 'I used to want to go out there and just see what happens. But I like dance rehearsing.'

When asked about what an ideal day means to her, North said she doesn't 'like to rest a lot' and prefers 'to get stuff done.

'So maybe just going to rehearsal, and then going to the studio; that’s a perfect day. Or having a big show would be the most ideal day.'

North pictured with mom Kardashian

North is seen with her famous rapper father West 

She said that she's essentially rejected advice she's received 'to start [her] career later' in life, as she's confident in pursuing her passions.

'It’s like, nah, this is my hobby, this is what I like to do, this is what I wanna do with my life,' North said.

The chat with the publication also delved into fashion, as she said she'd be open to  'wear anything' when asked if there were any styles that she would be put off by.

North noted: 'A few weeks ago, I’d be like, “Oh hell no!” But now, after today, I’d wear anything for real. I like to try new things. But I do like to have my own style. It’s just easy.'