Kanye West slams ex Kim Kardashian for her control over his 'Black children' in tiff about daughter North

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kanye West does not like the fact that his “Black children” are controlled by a “White woman.”

After blasting the “Kardashian mob” for restricting his involvement with his children over a series of social media posts over the weekend, the ‘Donda’ rapper, 47, is once again blasting Kim Kardashian, 44, the mother of his four children, for her hold over the former couple’s eldest daughter, North West, 11. 

The Yeezy founder’s comments slamming his ex-wife came at the heels of the news of a musical collaboration between North and rapper Playboy Carti, 28, the Daily Mail reported.

Following his vehement opposition to the collaboration, Kanye—who now goes by the name Ye—took to X (formerly Twitter) to blast Kardashian while claiming that the “celebrities be trying to play with me in my face.”

Kanye West blasts Kim Kardashian for having ‘control’ over his children 

In one of his now-deleted rants against Kim Kardashian, Kanye West wrote on X on Tuesday, March 18, “So Kim got the name and likeness over my black children.” 

The ‘Stronger’ hitmaker continued, “So a white women has control over the name and likeness of my Black children and then speaks to carti about putting my daughter on a song with him.”

“These [dumb a**] celebrities be trying to play with me in my face,” wrote the 24-time Grammy winner in his scathing message.

However, this is not the first time Kanye has criticized North’s collaboration with the ‘Miss The Rage’ rapper. Over the last two days, he has posted a series of tweets opposing Kardashian’s decision to green-light the collaboration. 

In one of his posts, Kanye claimed that he was not comfortable with letting his daughter North collaborate with Carti when he was not involved in the same project.

“I decided North wont be doing any songs with Carti,” wrote the ‘Gold Digger’ hitmaker, before adding, “How it look for me to get left off the album and then he ask Kim to have vocals from my daughter.”

“I dont a f*** about none of this industry s*** and how its a skims line in the first place and I dont give a f*** what no comments,” the musical artist and fashion designer wrote.

Kanye, who has continuously been in the headlines for his controversial remarks, further shared his view about gender roles in co-parenting. In one of his other posts, he noted that he believes that “the man has the first and final say over his kids” in this situation, after claiming previously on Sunday that “the man makes the final decision.”

The ‘Praise God’ singer not only dissed his ex-wife but also had a field day bashing Playboy Carti for choosing North over him. He slammed his ‘CARNIVAL’ collaborator over his decision not to join Kanye again. 

Panning the singer, Kanye wrote in another post, “Hey North your dad gave me my biggest song and co sign and I left him off of my album because of his tweets ... oh but north you my niece I gotta use your vocals.”

Calling out the ‘Magnolia’ singer’s decision to seal the collaboration with North by allegedly going behind his back, Kanye wrote, “I held my tongue about [not] being on carti album. Him going to my ex to ask my daughter to be on a song 2 days later was too far ... nobody finna play with me.”

Apart from daughter North, Kanye and Kardashian—who were married from 2014 to 2022—have three other children together: daughter Chicago, seven, and sons Saint, nine, and Psalm, five.

Kanye West attacked ‘Kardashian Mob’ for curbing his paternal duties

Kanye West’s latest row against the mother of his children came just a few days after he slammed her famous family for curtailing his paternal duties toward his children. 

Taking to his X, the singer likened visiting rights to see his four children to being "in jail,” while adding that his rights were taken by the "Kardashian mob, Hulu, and Disney.”

In the now-deleted post, the ‘Bound 2’ singer wrote about his desires, and noted, "I don't want to just 'see' my kids. I need to raise them. I need to have say so of where they go to school and who their friends are and whose houses they sleep over whether my daughter wear lipstick and perfume."

"All these rights have been taken from me by the Kardashian Mob, HULU and Disney and the biggest agenda to use the selectively bred Black children to be platforms to influence black people,” continued the rapper. 

The father-of-four added, "Just seeing my kids is like visitationits like I'm in prison 'seeing' my kids I don't care if I live or die or if I'm in jail or free and I especially don't care about whatevere these p**** a** celebrities got to say that are slaves to the jews."

Over the last few days, Kanye also opposed Kardashian’s decision to not allow North to feature in a song with Sean "Diddy" Combs.