Kim Kardashian Is Reportedly Unhappy She "Needs Her Lawyer On Speed Dial" Because Of Kanye West
Kim Kardashian allegedly "can't stand" the position Kanye West's social media antics have put them in.
According to a source obtained by People, the SKIMS co-founder has been overwhelmed by her ex-husband's public outbursts, especially when he "acts irrational" and it affects their children.
Kim and Ye share four children: daughters North, 11, Chicago, 7, and sons Saint, 9, and Paslm, 5.
Kim and Ye finalized their divorce in November 2022 and were granted joint physical and legal custody of their kids, agreeing to settle any co-parenting disputes with private mediation. In October 2024, a source told People that Kim is "pretty much a single mom" since Ye is "sadly not around very much."
"When Kanye's not around, it's very sad for the kids. North especially asks to see him," the source from March 21 said. "But when he is around, many times it causes frustration and stress for Kim."
In a dispute involving their eldest daughter, Kim and Ye involved their attorneys and mediator after North was featured on "LONELY ROADS STILL GO TO SUNSHINE," a single from Ye's upcoming album that features Sean " Diddy" Combs.
Diddy is currently being held in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center and faces charges of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy, to which he pleaded not guilty. In February, Ye expressed his support for Diddy.
"She can't stand when he acts irrational. She wants the kids to spend time with him in a safe environment," the source told People.
Ye also shared screenshots of an alleged text conversation between him and Kim going back and forth over trademarking North's name. This allowed Kim to prevent him from using their daughter's vocals on the song with Diddy.
Ye's recent antics go beyond his presumed involvement with the Tate brothers and Diddy. On March 18, Ye posted a string of X posts berating his former collaborator and friend, Jay-Z, and his wife, Beyoncé. His troubling posts included comments about Jay-Z and Beyoncé's 7-year-old twins, Rumi and Sir.
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