Kanye West and Kim Kardashian
Emotional speech 43-year-old Kanye West before voters in South Carolina continues to be actively discussed in the network. During it the candidate in presidents of the United States burst into tears and admitted that at first he and his wife Kim Kardashian thought about abortion when she was pregnant with their oldest daughter North.
last night, the rapper only fueled interest in the subject. He published a series of tweets in which he told fans that after his unexpected recognition Kim was ready to urgently fly to the ranch in Wyoming to close him in the hospital. In these reports, Kanye also compares himself to the hero of the film, “Out”, which hypnotizes the rich white family to be used for personal use.
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian
Kim tried to fly me to Wyoming with a doctor to isolate me, like in the movie “Away,” because yesterday I broke down in tears due to the fact that he saved my daughter’s life,
— wrote the West, but soon deleted the tweet.
a Screenshot from Twitter Kanye West
In one of his tweets that Kanye then deleted, as the previous one, he turned to his mother-in-law Kris Jenner.
Chris, don’t play with me. You don’t have to be around my kids. You tried to lock me up.
In their tweets, the candidate for us presidents also said that I will put whole life to his wife Kim Kardashian and the children were not shot for Playboy. The rapper also managed to mention Anna Wintour, which was once very kind to him, but resentfully took his deal with the Gap, as well as rapper Drake with him from Kanye’s long-standing conflict. Among the reports that West still left, was the announcement of his new album Donda, the release of which is scheduled for July 24.
Recall that after his emotional confession to the electorate Kanye West said that Kim will be grateful for the North, even if she wanted to divorce him after those public revelations. A tied of tears Kanye and his follow-up tweets with his bipolar personality disorder, which he from time to time produces unexpected responses.
