Kanye West ‘files for banned social media posts’ hearing about divorce from Kim Kardashian

Jesus Walks star Kanye West is said to have asked not to use his explosive social media rants as evidence during next week’s divorce hearing with estranged wife Kim. Kardashian

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Kanye West wants his social media posts ‘banned’ from his divorce hearing with Kim Kardashian, according to reports.

The artist legally known as Ye, 44, has been busy on Instagram calling out Kim, 41, and her daughter Pete Davidson, 28, after the SKIMS founder announced the marriage. her partner last year.

The pint-sized star said Kanye’s eerie posts contained “a lot of misinformation regarding our private affairs”, which created “emotional distress”.

However, the rapper has now filed a claim that his social media services are not admissible in their divorce proceedings next week.

The star’s lawyer is said to have said: “Kim claims she read something online allegedly by Kanye and described the posts in her statement as disinformation.

“Kim needs to provide social media posts as proof and prove that the posts were written by Kanye,” TMZ The report cites court documents.

The Mirror has contacted Kanye’s representative for comment.

The father-of-four couldn’t hold back when he cast Saturday Night Live comedian Pete – whom he calls ‘asshole’.

Ye also shared a private message from the comic and said that he will never be allowed to see his children.

Kim is concerned that Kanye’s betrayal will put her daughter in danger as many fans accuse the Donda star of mental abuse.

In a leaked excerpt of a new track, Kanye can be heard talking differently from the comic.

“God saved me from the crash, just so I could beat Pete Davidson,” the Grammy Award-winning star raps on her new song My Life Was Never Eazy.

Kanye has also filed legal documents to prevent his estranged wife from reverting to her maiden name.

In legal documents seen by The Mirror, a lawyer representing the singer appeared to object to the possibility that Kim could remarry and move some of their joint assets into her own separate accounts.

Legal documents also suggest that Kim be blocked from transferring assets out of any trusts they create and that the intern’s attorney give up their marital privileges pending a decision on custody. last child.

According to court documents, Kanye also wanted to ensure that in the event Kim remarried, she would give up any conjugal privileges between her and her new husband.

This means that any conversation between Kim and her new husband regarding child custody can be discussed in court.

Kim and Kanye have been married for almost seven years and share North, eight, Saint, five, Chicago, four, and Psalm, two.