Kanye West Opens Up About Co-Parenting Struggles with Kim Kardashian

Kanye West, now going by Ye, recently spoke out about the challenges he's facing in co-parenting with his former spouse, Kim Kardashian.

The renowned rapper revealed that he has had to confront difficulties in having a say in decisions concerning their children.

During an appearance on Good Morning America, Kanye expressed that he had to “battle” with Kim to ensure his voice was heard in co-parenting their shared kids.

He emphasized the importance of men being actively involved in parenting and asserted that fathers' opinions are significant in raising children.

With four children together – North West, Saint West, Chicago West, and Psalm West – Kanye stressed his entitlement to participate in determining aspects such as their education, entertainment, and diet.

He highlighted his desire for the kids to enroll in his private Christian school, Donda Academy, even if it means juggling between schools.

Drawing parallels between his disputes with fashion brands Gap and Adidas and his family dynamics, Kanye underscored the value of acknowledging his contributions.

He emphasized his role in co-creating not only his children but also products for various companies, highlighting a connection to issues of discrimination.

Despite his strong stance on co-parenting, Kanye took a moment to apologize to Kim for any distress he may have caused her.

Recognizing her significance as the mother of his children, he expressed remorse for adding to her burdens and emphasized the importance of ensuring her well-being for the sake of their kids.

Following their separation in February 2021 after seven years together, Kim officially filed for divorce from Kanye.

By March of the same year, the legal status of the former couple was changed to single individuals, marking a new chapter in their lives.

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