Flaunt Weeekly American rapper, Kanye West has made a shocking admission about his past marriage with Kim Kardashian and the children he shares with her.
In a recent interview with Academic DJwhich was later streamed on Rumble over the weekend, the controversial musician revealed that he never wanted to have children with his ex wife, despite being married to her for seven years and having four kids together.
According to the 47-year-old music mogul, the decision to start a family with Kim wasn’t something he truly wanted.
He said he made a mistake by choosing the reality star in the first place. Kanye said:
“I picked her and it was absolutely my fault. I didn’t want to have children with her after the first two months of being with her, that wasn’t God’s plan.”
West, also known as Ye, didn’t stop there. He expressed frustration over the current co-parenting arrangement, saying the idea of joint custody feels one-sided to him.
“I don’t got the name and likeness ownership, or at least 50-50 with my kids. So how’s it joint custody?”
he questioned. He continued:
“My kids are celebrities and I don’t have the say so. So this white woman and this white family have the control of these highly influential black kids that are half the children of Ye.”
This comes after it was reported that his wife, Bianca Censors has concocted a plan to have a baby to save their marriage, amid ongoing divorce rumors, even though others fear she may have an ulterior motive.
Even though their divorce was finalised in 2022, the former couple are still trying to manage parenting responsibilities for their four children, North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm. But things seem to be getting more complicated by the day.
Sources close to Kim told TMZ that she’s growing increasingly uncomfortable with some of Kanye’s recent decisions, including exposing their daughter, North, to controversial personalities like Andrew Tate.
Reports also say she was upset over Kanye’s decision to feature North in a song with Sean “Diddy” Combswho is currently facing serious sexual assault allegations.
