The Rapper made a strong statement about his ex-wife and his family after the court claimed because of their daughter’s participation in North in recording his song.
The relationship between Kanye West and Kim Kardashian has again been the subject of high -profile discussions.
After Kim slapped the rapper for participating in their 11-year-old daughter North in recording her song with Pi Didi, Weste was emotionally rewarding on social networks. The 47-year-old musician spoke strongly in the X (Twitter) Kardashian family, accusing them of manipulations and even sex with children.
The reason for her resentment is the Kim Tablet screensaver with the picture of their youngest daughter Chicago, who, in her opinion, is very openly.
“Kardashian is sex workers, and they are involved in the sex traffic of all black children born in the light,” West said.
In addition, the actress complained that she had been released the opportunity to raise the children.
“This is one of my daughters that I have no right to do, which I will never see. For example, I am not allowed to come on his birthday. Yes, I want to die,” he shared. Kanye insists that she has the right to actively participate in her children’s lives and make decisions about their care and education.
Kim Kardashian has not yet commented on the accusations of the ex -husband.

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Earlier it was reported that Kanye West had released a new track with the participation of daughters North and P. Diddy.
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