Four years after their divorce, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West continue to clash over the upbringing of their four children. The former couple shares custody of 11-year-old North, 9-year-old Saint, 7-year-old Chicago, and 6-year-old Psalm, who primarily live with their mother. However, West has repeatedly criticized Kardashian’s parenting, accusing her of excluding him from major decisions and limiting his time with the kids.
The rapper recently escalated the conflict by threatening legal action, claiming that Kardashian is not the devoted mother she portrays herself to be. One particular incident that angered West was Kim’s appearance at the Met Gala, where she reportedly brought North along but left her waiting in the car while she attended the event. West sees this as a serious violation of their co-parenting agreement and a potential basis for a lawsuit.
According to TMZ, West’s lawyer, Katie Johnson, sent a formal letter to Kim’s attorney, Laura Wasser, demanding that Kardashian stop allegedly breaching their 2021 custody agreement. The document accuses Kim of exploiting their children for “personal or commercial gain” by frequently posting photos and videos of them on social media—something West has openly opposed. Additionally, West claims he has been denied “meaningful access” to his kids, stating that he hasn’t seen Saint since New Year’s and has had unfairly limited contact with the others.
However, sources close to Kim dispute these allegations, insisting that West has only sporadically asked to see the children this year and that she has never refused him visitation. The ongoing tension highlights the struggles of high-profile co-parenting, with both sides presenting conflicting narratives about their commitment to their children’s well-being. As the legal battle looms, fans and observers await the next development in this long-running feud.
