Kanye West’s Desperate Love Letters to Kim Kardashian

Kanye West’s Desperate Love Letters to Kim Kardashian

After Kanye West called on his followers on social media to attack Pete Davidson if they saw him on the street, Kim Kardashian reportedly expressed concern to her ex-husband that someone was hurting her boyfriend.

“Thank you for supporting my family. My family is more important to me than any other achievement in life. If anyone loves me and my family, if you see Skete (as Pete is called) in real life, yell at the loser at the top of your lungs and say ‘Kimye forever,’” he asked West fans.

West, referring to Davidson, 28, as “Skeet,” attached his post with the following message: “At my wife’s request, please don’t anyone physically do anything to Skeet. I will handle the situation myself.”

But it wasn’t all there, West showed off more of his alleged exchange with the celebrity, thanking him for agreeing to stop.

Kanye West sends a message to Kim Kardashian

Kanye West.
Kanye West. (Instagram)

The rapper shared a message on his Instagram account in which he expressed his desire to return to society and restore his family.

West, referring to Davidson, 28, as “Skeet,” attached his post with the following message: “At my wife’s request, please don’t anyone physically do anything to Skeet. I will handle the situation myself.”

But it wasn’t all there, West showed off more of his alleged exchange with the celebrity, thanking him for agreeing to stop.

And that’s after actress Julia Fox, with whom the rapper began a relationship in the new year, deleted from her social networks all the pictures in which they appeared together and revealed their separation, Ye shared a message that sparked controversy.

At first, his words were directed at the media that was covering his divorce from the mother of his children. “I don’t have a fight with Kim. I love my family, so stop that novel. I won’t give up on my family,” he initially said.

The music producer also attached a photo of Kim Kardashian – published in the British newspaper Daily Mail – in a luxurious coat and accompanied by Pete Davidson, with whom the businesswoman has been dating for a few months.

“I bought this coat for Kim before SNL (referring to Saturday Night Live, the show Ariana Grande’s previous run on). I thought it was especially special. I have faith that we’ll be together again (…) I had nothing against The Daily Mail. I have affection for all the media and wish them all the happiness in the world,” he said.

Then he indicated that he interacts with the media in the same way a basketball player deals with the referee, and that if he has a public relationship, it is because he is a public figure. Finally, he addressed the press, which sometimes described him as crazy, and agreed with him. “To be in love is to be crazy about something and I am crazy about my family. Happy Valentine’s Day,” he wrote.

Kanye West’s post comes several days after the rapper – who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder – was sharing messages on social networks in which he first gets upset, then insults, then pleads, and finally deletes, revealing the downward spiral of feelings he’s in at not being able to come back. to his ex-wife.

Kanye West deletes everything and.. starts over?

Having given the singer what he’s been talking about in the past few hours to his messages to ex-partner Kim, now, apparently, West wants a fresh start, deleting his Instagram posts leaving only a picture of himself, with the accompanying person thinking about their actions; He admitted that he was working on being able to communicate better, and admitted that it was not right for him to share the private messages he had with the mother of his children.

“I’ve learned that using all hats makes people feel like I’m yelling at them. I work on my connection. I can tap into a team of creative professionals, organizers, activists, and community leaders. Thank you all for your support. I know sharing screenshots was annoying and seems to annoy Kim. I I take responsibility. I’m still learning in real time. I don’t have all the answers. Being a good leader is being a good listener.”

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