Kanye West Loses Cool Over Custody Battle With Kim Kardashian In Bizarre Livestream
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In a bizarre livestream, he vented his frustration over being unable to see his children, whom he co-parents with his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian.
Kanye West is once again making headlines, this time for a bizarre livestream in which he voiced his frustration over not being able to see his children. The rapper, 47, shares four kids with his ex-wife Kim Kardashian: North (11), Saint (9), Chicago (7), and Psalm (5). In the broadcast, Kanye appeared on camera with his entire face covered by a black mask, making his speech difficult to decipher. Despite the muffled delivery, he seemed visibly upset while speaking about his co-parenting struggles.
In a video reposted by Hollywood Unlocked on Instagram on Wednesday, April 30, Kanye yelled, '[DJ] Akademiks put that battery in my back, bro. 'Cause I was in the airport by myself … I'mma go get these kids, man!" The Praise God rapper, with his voice muffled under the mask, continued, 'F–k all these f–k n—-s I'mma go get these kids, bro. I'm talking to the lawyers — it gets to the point where I don't lose my f—ing mind, where I got to get used to not seeing my kids."
As the bizarre livestream spread across social media, people online reacted with growing concern, with many even suggesting that Kim should keep their children away from Kanye. One user wrote, 'Kim keep your babies safe! Even if keeping them from their father." Another commented, 'I wouldn't let him see the kids either acting this way on a daily basis and for social media."
'Kim don't even have to bring the evidence to the court. The judge can just look on her phone on a calm Wednesday morning," said someone else.
Notably, this is not the first time that the 47-year-old rapper has gone public with his frustrations about his children's custody. Over the past few months, Kanye has accused Kim of keeping their kids away from him and not honouring their custody agreement.
Back in March, Kanye spoke out against what he calls the 'Kardashian mob," accusing them, along with Disney and Hulu, of restricting his role as a father to their four children. Taking to X, in a now-deleted post, he had said, 'I don't want to just 'see' my kids. I need to raise them. I need to have to say so of where they go to school, who their friends are, and whose house they sleep over and whether my daughters wear lipstick and perfume."
He added, 'All these rights have been taken from me by the Kardashian Mob Hulu and Disney and the bigger agenda to use the selectively bred black children to be platforms to influence black people."
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