Kanye West has made headlines again, this time with accusations directed at the Kardashian family for the parental restrictions they have supposedly imposed regarding his four children. In a series of now-deleted tweets, the rapper and fashion mogul expressed his frustration with the shared parenting agreement he has with his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian.
In one of his statements, West pointed out: "I need to be able to have a say in what school they go to, who their friends are, and in which homes they sleep, even if my daughters wear lipstick and perfume. All these rights have been taken from me by the Kardashian mafia, Hulu, and Disney and the big agenda that uses selectively raised Black children to serve as platforms to influence Black people."
Additionally, the rapper shared a screenshot of text messages with Kardashian, showcasing the tension between them. West asked Kardashian to modify a trademark or otherwise "declare war," even going so far as to say: "You will have to kill me."
In another tweet, West expressed his pain by stating: "I don’t just want to see my children. I need to raise them. It's like I’m in prison watching them. I don’t care if I live or die, nor if I’m in jail or free. And above all, I don’t care what these 'celebrities' who are slaves to the Jews say."
The recent exchange of messages between West and Kardashian arose after a disagreement over their daughter North's participation in a song with Sean 'Diddy' Combs. West revealed that Kardashian tried to stop the release of the song titled "Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine."
In summary, Kanye West expressed his concern about the limitations he experiences in his parental role with his children due to restrictions imposed, according to him, by the Kardashian family.
