In his newly released track, “Eazy,” Kanye West claimed that nannies are raising his four children. However, Kim Kardashian is displeased with the rapper’s claims in the lyrics. A source told People magazine.
The 44-year-old said in the song featuring The Game that his parenting style for North, 8, Saint, 6, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 2½, will be much different than his estranged wife.
“I got love for the nannies, but real family is better,” the Yeezy founder said in the track. “The cameras watch the kids. Y’all stop takin’ the credit.”
The source disclosed to the outlet that “It was a low blow for him to start knocking her for having nannies. A lot of her friends don’t think it was right either.”
“Of course she has nannies,” the insider added. “She has four kids. Kim is living her life. She’s juggling her career, her dating life.”
Recently, the “Power” artist has been vocal about his strained relationship with Kardashian, 41, and situations involving their children.
“[Kim] is very hurt by the fact that he keeps airing their relationship and their custody in front of the world,” the source shares. “She believes that’s the one thing that’s sacred, but this is not his place to turn everything into a circus, and that’s what she feels like he is doing.”
Though Ye and Kardashian haven’t seen eye-to-eye lately, he strongly wants to be active in his children’s lives. Last week, he took to social media and publicly stated that the SKIMS founder purposely prevented him from attending his daughter Chicago’s fourth birthday party, Sis2Sis reported.
“I’m being the father, the best father, the Ye version of a father, and I’m not finna let this happen. We gon’ be in real-time with this right here. Chicago, happy birthday. I love you. I’m just putting this online ’cause I need y’all support. I done called Kim, text the nannies. I got on the phone with Tristan, he asked Khloe. Won’t nobody give me the address to my daughter’s birthday party, right now. That’s gonna imprint in her mind that I wasn’t there for her.”
West plans to release a follow-up album, “Donda 2” to his 2021 certified gold “Donda” album. There is no release date at this time.
