Kim Kardashian has been appealing with Kanye West to quit “antagonizing” him by allowing their 8-year-old daughter, North, to post videos on TikTok.
North was seen with Kourtney Kardashian’s daughter, Penelope Disick, and the rapper has taken issue with his eldest child’s participation on the video-sharing app once again, this time insulting the “Emo Girl” TikTok Kardashian.
West, 44, captioned an Instagram clip on Sunday with the phrase “I told y’all earlier about this tik tok crap,” referring to a video of the trio lip-syncing to a Machine Gun Kelly song.
“Now my eight-year-old is on here singing about how she fell in love with an emo girl,” he continued. “Leftists don’t want fathers to have no say in our children’s [sic] lives.”
The Yeezy designer also released a video in which he stated that he had spoken with the 41-year-old SKIMS founder directly about the situation.
“Hello, everyone. I just got off the phone with Kim.” I urged her to stop provoking me with this TikTok nonsense. He began, “I said never again.”
“I’m her father, and I know you don’t value fathers or the concept of family, but I told you I’m not going to let my daughter be used by TikTok or Disney.” “I have a say in the matter.”
“There’s no such thing as 50/50 custody in society now,” West said, adding that he didn’t get to choose his children’s school. It’s usually skewed toward the mother.”
In a third video, the rapper claimed that Kim prevented North from attending the “Donda 2” release party in Miami last month.
“I booked a flight for all of my children to fly in from Calabasas.” When the jet took off, Kim texted me, saying, ‘North will not be on the plane.’
“You see, this is the kind of stuff like the Chicago birthday party,” he added, alluding to his 4-year-old daughter’s recent birthday celebration, to which he claimed he was not invited.
The posts came less than two weeks after the reality star was legally declared single and deleted the word ‘West’ from her social media profiles.
West has previously expressed displeasure with North’s use of the app, claiming in a February social media rant that she was “forced to use TikTok against her will.”
North, on the other hand, backed Kim’s decision to allow daughter make TikTok videos.
“Kanye’s relentless attacks on me in interviews and on social media is actually more damaging than anything TikTok North could create,” she remarked at the time on her Instagram Story.
“As the primary provider and caretaker for our children, I am doing everything I can 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.”