Kim kardashian Friends of hers say she was left feeling “helpless” during her husband, Kanye West’s latest work Twitter Storm.
The couple were said to have held crisis talks over the controversial presidential rally and the comments he made after it.
Kanye said he and Kim had considered aborting their North daughter, and her mother, Kris Jenner, compared us to Kim Jong Un, said he had been trying to divorce Kim for years, and made several other controversial statements.
Kim, 39, stuck by her husband’s side and spoke of his bipolar diagnosis in a strong statement.
It was thought they were fixing things and Kanye was getting better, but for the past two days he has worried fans again.
The rapper has tweeted screenshots showing each page of his recording contract and has shared a video of him peeing for a Grammy.
On Wednesday, Twitter took the unusual step of preventing Kanye from using his account, but on Friday he came back and posted “HA HA I GOT MY TWITTER BACK”.
And while all of this was happening, insiders say Kim was left feeling there was nothing she could do.
A source said People : It’s the same thing over and over. It’s on thin ice with her now, and she’s really trying to decide what to do to protect the kids, but also her mind. Everything is frustrating and difficult for her.
“Kim had no clue that he would tweet anything. Nothing at all. And she saw the tweets and said, ‘Seriously? one more time? “
“She wants to be a supportive partner, she does everything she can to support him. But he has to support himself. He has to take care of his health. She cannot force him to feed him the medicine. She can’t make him do anything he doesn’t want to do.”
When Kim spoke about Kanye’s diagnosis of bipolar disorder in July, she said that taking medication was “not really an option” for him because it changes who he is.
The insider added that Kim “doesn’t care” about Kanye trying to be president and she just wants her four children to be happy and their father “settled”.
Mirror Online contacted Kim’s representatives for comment.
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