The conflict between Kim Kardashian and Kanye West is being resolved. The rapper has been criticizing numerous members of his inner circle on Instagram for the past week. Kim and her family, particularly Kim's mother Kris Jenner this time, were the major targets of his outbursts once again. When discussing his kids' schools, Kanye made it clear that he was not in favor of them.
However, in a recent post, Kanye revealed that he and his ex-wife Kim had a "nice meeting" where they discussed the matter and indicated a new approach to their co-parenting arrangement. In their seven years of marriage, Kim and Kanye have fathered four children together. Early in 2021, the KKW mogul filed for divorce with the rapper. She regained her legal single status in March 2022. Kanye has publicly expressed his distaste for Kim's parenting style ever since their divorce. Kanye went on a Twitter rant earlier this year after his oldest daughter North started using TikTok, which he was vehemently against.
In his article, Kanye stated: "Hello, I'm back again. I apologise for the delay in posting. Kim and I had a productive conversation about the schools "after he published a screenshot of a text message ordering Kim to permit him to enroll his children at his Donda Academy. As Kim wants the children to continue attending the private school they are now attending, Kanye's new post included a fresh "concept" to respect the preferences of both parents who had quite different expectations for their offspring. According to his plans, the children would spend two days at his academy and three days at the private school, and both schools would also enjoy summer outings. According to Page Six, he captioned the picture, "This is co-parenting." Kim and her family have remained silent about the situation despite Kanye's continuous haggling.
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