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Priorities? Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Met Kim Kardashian's Baby -- But Her Own Brother Rob Was Barred!

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June 25 2013, Published 1:25 p.m. ET

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Blood might be thicker than water, but not apple juice, at least whereas Kim Kardashian is concerned.

RadarOnline.com has learned that while the new mom has introduced her baby daughter North West to mega-mogul Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, North has yet to meet her uncle Rob.

"I actually tried to go over to see her," Kim's younger brother told E! last week. "She just wanted to have calm, peace … just my mom and her.

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"It was all good, though," the sock designer said.

While Rob didn't get to meet North, Wozniak did, as he told Piers Morgan, “I have seen a lot of babies, and a baby represents the love between the people and that meant more to me and the love that Kim was showing to Kanye.”

Wozniak said he got the ultra exclusive invite from Kim earlier this month “just because Kanye was interested in technology and companies, she, as a birthday present, she had me come up there to meet him."

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Woz, who appeared on Dancing with the Stars four years ago, said it was "unbelievable that a woman would do that," and said that Kim is "doing everything she can to show her love to a man.”

Brotherly love though? We'll leave that up to you to decide.

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