On Friday, Kim Kardashian and ex-husband Kanye West avoided each other at their oldest daughter North’s basketball game in Los Angeles, arriving individually and seemingly ignoring each other throughout the event. Kardashian arrived in all black aside from the white stripes of her Balenciaga track pants. She wore them with tall black heels and left her long platinum hair down round her waist, accessorizing with an infinite pair of black sunglasses and a small silver handbag.
Kanye arrived in a white graphic t-shirt and Levis jeans, with giant black rubber boots and a black baseball cap. North got here individually from her parents, though she followed West into the constructing after he stopped to great his friend Nick Cannon, who was also at the sport.
A source recently told TMZ that Kardashian has completely disengaged from West since he wore a shirt bearing the words “WHITE LIVES MATTER” to an event with Candace Owens and started making anti-semitic social media posts and comments on TV. That is different from up to now, where Kardashian was willing to succeed in out to her ex to supply support even after they were not together.
They now discuss the schedules of their 4 kids through a 3rd party, reports Page Six, though they were successfully co-parenting since their split in 2021, even after West publicly attacked her ex-boyfriend, comedian Pete Davidson.
“They’ve had zero communication in several weeks, and all communication regarding the youngsters’ schedules are actually coordinated through assistants,” said a source. “She has had enough of his conspiracy theories, bullying and hateful rhetoric.”
One other insider said that with West’s recent behavior “everyone seems to be now seeing for themselves” what caused the divorce.
“Prior to now, when Kanye would spiral and destroy every part in his path, Kim can be the person everyone would call to get him help or be the just one who could get him to snap out of his dark mental state,” they added.
Kardashian supposedly “felt it was best to finish the wedding when she realized she could not help someone that didn’t need to be helped.”
Aimée Lutkin is the weekend editor at ELLE.com. Her writing has appeared in Jezebel, Glamour, Marie Claire and more. Her first book, The Lonely Hunter, might be released by Dial Press in February 2022.
