‘Co-parenting my children with Kanye West is difficult’: Kim Kardashian

The model noted that she protects her children from media coverage.

American model and businesswoman Kim Kardashian says that “co-parenting” her four children with rapper Kanye West, from whom she is separated, “is difficult.” “It really is devilishly difficult.”

In a podcast in which the celebrity is interviewed by rapper Angie Martínez, from the series “Angie Martinez IRL”, and played by CNN, Kardshian speaks for the first time about her husband after her divorce.

Kardashian described how she does her best to raise her four young children with West, who has recently changed his name and now goes by Ye.

“I had the best father (who died in 2003), I had the best memories and the best experience and that’s all I want for my children,” Kardashian said through tears. “That’s what I would like for them.”

Although she did not specifically address recent anti-Semitic comments made by Ye, Kardashian told Martinez that she protects her children as best as possible from media coverage.

He added that he tries to keep his children “unaware of West’s recent behavior, and to do so he limits their access to television, social media, and talking to their teachers.”

“If they don’t know the things they talk about or what’s happening in the world, why would I transmit that energy to them? “These are very adult issues that they are not ready to handle,” Kardashian said.

Rapper Kanye West has been involved in several controversies in recent months for his anti-Semitic comments.

Last December, his Twitter account was canceled by the network’s owner, Elon Musk, after the rapper posted an image on his profile of what looked like a swastika merged with a Star of David.

The suspension came after West praised Adolf Hitler in an interview published on the far-right blog “Infowars,” in which he denied the existence of the Holocaust and made anti-Semitic comments.

“One day my children will thank me for sitting here and not beating up their father when I could,” he said. “They will thank me and I will answer privately anything they want to know. “It’s no longer my place to get involved in those things,” he explained, according to CNN.

In this regard, he said that he is “with the Jewish community” and asked that “the terrible violence and hateful rhetoric towards them end immediately.”

Kardashian and West reached a divorce agreement in which the latter will pay the former $200,000 a month in child support and will share custody of their four children.

In February 2021, Kardashian formally filed for divorce from the rapper after more than 6 years of marriage in which they became one of the most high-profile couples of the century.

EFE

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