Time is flying … Kim Kardashian and Kanye West‘s daughter, Chicago West, is 8 years old today … and Kim is marking the occasion with a super sweet social media post and some cute photos of them together.

Kim shared 20 photos Thursday of her and Chicago over the years, and they’ve clearly done a lot together. There’s even some cameos from Chicago’s older siblings.

Proud mom Kim captioned the post … “Happy birthday to my sweet baby girl Chicago! 8 years old is just so big! Where did the time go?! You bring so may laughs and cart wheels into our world. I love you soooo much my special Chi Chi !”

Chicago’s grandmother, Kris Jenner, even celebrated in the comment section, posting multiple birthday cake emojis along with a note, “Happy birthday, my little cutie pie.”

Lots of folks apparently didn’t listen when Mickey Rourke disavowed a GoFundMe for him … ’cause still more than $100,000 was raised … and now the actor says he’s actively trying to get folks their money back.

Mickey took to Instagram Thursday to sound off on the crowdfunding “scam” … he says his attorney is doing everything in his power to make sure everyone who donated gets refunded.

In fact, Mickey says there is $90,000 that still needs to be refunded.

As we reported … a fundraising page was created in Mickey’s name with a goal of $100,000 — which it surpassed — to prevent the star from being evicted from his Los Angeles home. However, Mickey told fans he didn’t even know what GoFundMe was, and that this whole situation was frustrating and embarrassing.

Big changes are underway at Lucasfilm … because studio president Kathleen Kennedy is stepping down after nearly 14 years … and George Lucas protege, Dave Filoni, is stepping up as the creative leader.

Lucasfilm and Walt Disney Studios announced the leadership changes Thursday … revealing Lynwen Brennan as the new co-president.

Filoni — who worked with George on “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” and helped Jon Favreau launch “The Mandalorian” — will serve as President and Chief Content Officer.

Kathleen’s exit isn’t a huge shock … it had long been expected in Hollywood.

Kathleen will return to being a movie producer full-time, Lucasfilm says, including the upcoming movies “The Mandalorian and Grogu” and “Star Wars: Starfighter.”