In a shocking turn of events, Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, has unleashed a cease-and-desist letter against his ex-wife Kim Kardashian, sparking a heated dispute over their children’s welfare. The document, revealed by TMZ, outlines Ye’s allegations that Kim has breached their divorce agreement regarding parental rights and custody arrangements for their four children: North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm.
Ye’s attorney, Kathy Johnson, argues that Kim has consistently disregarded his parental requests, which he claims undermines his rights to co-parent effectively. A significant point of contention is Ye’s insistence that Kim refrain from posting images and videos of their daughter North on TikTok. Additionally, he accused her of leaving North unattended in a vehicle during the recent 2025 Met Gala.
The rapper asserts that his access to his children has been severely limited, claiming he hasn’t seen son Saint since 2024 and has faced “unreasonably restricted” interactions with North, Chicago, and Psalm. Although he has publicly shared his frustrations, sources close to Kim argue that Ye has not actively sought time with his kids throughout 2025, suggesting that she has not obstructed his attempts to connect with them.
Moreover, Ye has accused Kim of exploiting North for personal gain through social media, further fueling the fire in their ongoing co-parenting struggles. As tensions rise, Ye has expressed his intention to involve more legal support to address these issues.
This latest chapter in the tumultuous relationship between Ye and Kim Kardashian highlights the complexities of celebrity parenting and the challenges they face in balancing personal disputes with the well-being of their children.
