Kanye West hits out at Kim Kardashian in new social media rant after ‘war’ over P Diddy song featuring North
KANYE West has taken aim at his ex wife Kim Kardashian and her family in a furious new social media rant.
The rapper, 47, lashed out in a series of now-deleted messages accusing the “Kardashian mob” of “using” his four children.
Kanye also compared the time he spends with his kids as ‘prison visitation’ and complained that he does not have enough of a say in their upbringing.
The star’s latest rant comes after we told how Kanye and Kim are locked “in a war” after their eldest daughter, North West, featured on a controversial new song with embattled music mogul P Diddy.
Kanye released the track LONELY ROADS STILL GO TO SUNSHINE on X on the weekend and it also features Diddy’s son Christian “King” Combs, and what appears to be Diddy’s own voice.
Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, Kanye wrote over a series of posts, ranting: “Yes I have beef with people that froze my account, took my kids away and have tried to put me in jail and IT’S STUCK …
“I don’t want to just ‘see’ my kids. I need to raise them. I need to have say so of where they go to school and who their friends are and whose houses they sleep over whether my daughters wear lipstick and perfume …
“All these rights have been taken away from my by the Kardashian mob, Hulu and Disney and the biggest agenda to use the selectively bred Black children to be platforms to influence Black people.”
He added: “Just seeing my kids is like visitation. It’s like I’m in prison ‘seeing’ my kids. I don’t care if I live or die or if I’m in jail or free… “
Kanye has since deleted his comments from X, however he has since posted: “The way you find absolute happiness is by doing things that make you absolutely happy.
“ALL KINGS LOVE WAR.”
Kayne was married to Kim between 2014 and 2022.
They are parents to North, 11, Saint, nine, Chicago, six, and five-year-old Psalm.
‘AT WAR’
Last week, sources claimed that Kim has taken legal action to block the release of LONELY ROADS STILL GO TO SUNSHINE.
In the song, disgraced star P Diddy thanks Kanye for his support, saying no one else has reached out to him while he remains in jail awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.
North makes a brief but striking appearance, rapping, “When you see me shining, then you see the light,” while Christian delivers his own verse.
Before the track dropped, Kanye posted – then deleted – screenshots of an explosive text exchange with Kim, where he allegedly threatened to “go to war” with her.
In the alleged messages, Kim appeared to assert her legal control over North’s name, claiming Kanye had previously agreed to let her trademark it.
She also appeared to insist she was trying to protect North, and said: “I sent paper work over so she wouldn’t be in the Diddy song To protect her.”
But Kanye seemingly refused to back down, reportedly firing back: “Amend it or I’m going to war And neither of us will recover from the public fallout.
“You’re going to have to kill me.”
Kanye West's recent controversies
Kanye West has faced a number of controversies in recent years.
In November 2022, a former Yeezy staffer alleged in a lawsuit Kanye showed them intimate photos of his ex-wife Kim Kardashian.
Staffers also claimed he played pornography for them during meetings and talked about porn.
The star, who has been sued by multiple former employees, has denied all of the claims.
In October 2023, Adidas dropped the rapper as various social media sites barred him from their platforms for making anti-semitic comments online, in interviews, and with his clothing.
Amid pleas from fans and threats of major boycotts, Adidas announced its decision to terminate his contract.
Gap and Balenciaga followed suit.
Kanye has said in the past that he suffers from a porn addiction, making the comments in an online rant that has since been deleted.
‘WHATEVER IT TAKES’
It was claimed by sources that North recently recorded vocals during a rare studio visit with Kanye, with the rapper allegedly convincing her that the song’s release would pave the way for his upcoming Sunday Service revival.
Kim responded by sending cease-and-desist demanding Kanye shelve the track, according to reports.
An emergency hearing allegedly took place – without West in attendance – where he supposedly agreed to delay its release.
A source told the Daily Mail that she “will do whatever it takes to protect her kids from the hateful speech that Kanye continues to spur at this time.”
The insider added: “She has requested through a judge to not allow the kids to be around that type of behaviour.”