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Kim Kardashian Not Impressed With Kanye West Post About Her Break-Up With Pete Davidson


Kim Kardashian has blasted Kanye West for posting an 'appalling' meme on Instagram mocking her fresh break-up with comedian Pete Davidson, and is demanding he take it down.

The reality TV star, 41, split with Pete, 28, last week after first being linked in October when Kim made her hosting debut on Saturday Night Live.

After less than a year together the pair decided to just be friends, because of the long distance and clashing schedules – with Kim based in the US while Pete is filming in Australia.

But Kim’s estranged husband Kanye West, 45,  took a shot at the couples break up, posting a picture on Instagram of a fake New York Times newspaper with the words ‘Skete Davidson dead at age 28.’

Kim has been vigorously defending Pete. She’ll never get back together with Kanye over the way he’s treated the people she loves and respects.

‘She has tried incredibly hard to have a good co-parenting situation for the children. 

'She won’t stand for this type of behavior from him.’

West eventually removed the post from his Instagram account hours later.


Comments

  1. Miss Pretty10 August 2022 at 04:05

    Surprised, thought they were on a rollercoaster.

    ReplyDelete
  2. Anonymous10 August 2022 at 04:07

    These people can sabi show love, then suddenly scatter the whole thing.

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