Keeping up with the Joneses to keeping going.
As her estranged husband, Kanye West, continues to lash out on social media and criticize her new partner, Pete Davidson, Kim Kardashian is holding her head high.
“Chin up or the crown slips,” the 41-year-old Skims creator captioned an Instagram snapshot of herself posing in a periwinkle blue one-piece at a gym on Friday.
The encouraging message comes as West, 44, drops a new song called “City of Gods,” in which the billionaire rapper appears to threaten Davidson, 28, who is a “Saturday Night Live” star.
“This afternoon / A hundred thugs pullin’ up to ‘SNL’ / When I drive up / It’s dead on arrival,” the song says.
Kardashian was the object of West’s hatred just a few weeks ago.
He often chastised the “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” alum over the couple’s disagreements about how to co-parent their four children.
Kardashian, who had previously remained silent on personal concerns that West had publicly blasted, took to social media on Feb. 4 to accuse West of being preoccupied with “controlling and manipulating” their protracted divorce.
“Kanye’s incessant urge to attack me in interviews and on social media is actually more cruel than any TikTok North could make,” the reality star stated in a statement, responding to West’s accusation that their eldest daughter was using the video-sharing app “against [his] will.”
“As the primary provider and caretaker for our children, I am doing my best to safeguard our daughter while also enabling her to express her creativity in whatever media she chooses with adult supervision – because it brings her joy,” Kardashian added.
Part of the reason the entrepreneur left West was to finally make herself happy again, she stated in her March 2022 Vogue cover story.
“I did what made other people happy for so long,” she told the magazine. “And I suppose I’ve determined to make myself happy in the last two years.” And it feels fantastic.”
“Even if that prompted changes and my divorce,” she continued, “I think it’s important to be honest with yourself.”