Kim Kardashian is said to have paid for increased security at her children’s private school after her ex-husband Kanye West named the school on social media.
According to TMZ, the school recently hired extra security as a precaution — with Kim footing the bill.
A source said school officials did not believe Kanye was a threat, but were concerned that someone might see his messages and show up on campus.
Protection: Kim Kardashian reportedly paid for increased security at her children’s private school after ex-husband Kanye West named the school on social media
Kim and Kanye, who split in 2021 after almost seven years of marriage, are parents to North, nine, Saint, six, Chicago, four, and Psalm, three.
Kanye can’t wait for Kim to enroll the kids in Donda Academy, which is not an accredited school.
According to Rolling Stone, it has “parkour lessons, a cone of silence, and a director with no apparent formal teaching experience.”
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Kim Kardashian for comment.
Family: Kim and Kanye, who split in 2021 after almost seven years of marriage, are parents to North, nine, Saint, six, Chicago, four, and Psalm, three
Kanye has recently been seen several times with model Juliana Nalu.
The rapper and model were seen checking into a hotel in Beverly Hills together on Thursday and dining Saturday night at Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica.
Juliana is a 24-year-old model who was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
They were seen checking into a hotel on Thursday night and having dinner together on Saturday night at celebrity hot spot Giorgio Baldi.
The duo were also seen heading to a clothing warehouse together.
Revealed: Kanye was spotted dating model Juliana Nalu on three separate occasions (pictured October 2022)
It comes after Kanye faced fresh charges of anti-Semitism after declaring war on the Jewish people.
In a now-deleted Tweet, he wrote, “I’m a little sleepy tonight but when I wake up I’m gonna die con 3 on JEWS.”
He added, “Funny thing is, I can’t be anti-Semitic because black people are Jewish too.” You toyed with me and tried to blackball anyone who opposes your program.
His new attack on Jewish people comes just a day after he shared screenshots on Instagram revealing messages sent to Diddy in which Kanye accused the rapper of being controlled by Jews trying to silence his ‘White Lives Matter’ message. “.
Controversy: It comes after Kanye faced new charges of anti-Semitism after declaring war on the Jewish people (pictured in 2020)
The post resulted in the suspension of his Instagram account.
Just hours after the Meta restriction, Kanye took to Twitter to continue the attacks.
Kanye’s tweets marked the first time in nearly two years since he posted on Twitter. Elon Musk welcomed his return to the platform, tweeting “Welcome to Twitter my friend!”
After his initial posts were deleted by Instagram owner Meta, Ye called out Zuckerberg’s company on Twitter for restricting his account.
Shocking: Kanye continued his comeback on Twitter with an ominous tweet in which he suggested he would ‘do Death Con 3 on JEWISH PEOPLE’ while bringing back his ‘White Lives Matter’ t-shirt
“Look at this, Mark. How you kicked me off Instagram. You were my nigga.’
He posted the tweet alongside a photo of the couple performing karaoke at an unknown time.
A Meta spokesperson said, “We may impose restrictions on accounts that repeatedly violate our rules.”
It’s unclear which rule West broke in this instance, but he’s been using the platform with increasing frequency to hit out at many people, including his ex-wife Kim Kardashian.
Messages: Kanye allegedly told Combs that ‘the Jews told you to call me’ and that they weren’t going to ‘threaten or influence me’
It was an active weekend for the social media mogul, as he lashed out at Mark Zuckerberg for restricting his Instagram account after posting a now-deleted private chat with Sean “Diddy” Combs.
In the text exchange, Combs tries to get West to stop wearing shirts emblazoned with White Lives Matter.
“I’m trying to speak to you as a black man. And I’m talking to you because it hurts our people. Stop.’
West replied, “Anything you send, I’ll post it.” The rapper and fashion mogul kept his word, posting the full exchange to his 18 million followers.
The series of texts ended with West accusing Combs of being controlled by the Jewish people – an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory.
‘This is not a game. I will use you as an example to show the Jewish people who told you to call me that no one can threaten or influence me,’ West wrote to his friend.
He reportedly captioned the text exchange’s post “Jesus is a Jew.” The American Jewish Committee has since condemned West, saying his post was “dangerous.”
Restriction: Kanye was banned from Instagram over alleged anti-Semitism claims, saying Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs was controlled by Jewish people
West also recently sat down for Fox News’ Tucker Carlson interview after returning from Paris Fashion Week where he caused controversy with his White Lives Matter shirt.
He told Carlson the shirt came from his “energy” and his “connection with God.”
“I do some things from a feeling, I just channel the energy. It feels good, strikes using instinct, a connection to God and just shine,’ he said, adding that the idea that he was “wearing the shirt was funny” and that his father – who he says was a former Black Panther – thought so too.
‘I said, ‘Dad, why do you think this is funny?’ and he said, “He’s just a black man stating the obvious,” he told Carlson.
“That was my favorite answer, because I kept thinking: people are looking for an explanation. And people say that as an artist you don’t need an explanation, but as a leader you do.
He also said the controversy is that white people “stripped us of our identity and labeled us as a color, told us what it means to be black.”
“The answer to why I wrote ‘White Lives Matter’ on a shirt is because they do. It’s the most obvious thing.
Many have called out the fashion designer for the slogan, including model Gigi Hadid, who called him a ‘tyrant’ after he lambasted Vogue editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson when she called his gesture of ‘violent’ and ‘dangerous’.
He later walked back his review, insisting he had no problem with Vogue’s editor.
His spokesperson Jason Lee quit in protest at the provocative show, writing on Instagram that West was “enlightening black people and empowering white supremacy.”
Interview: Kanye recently spoke with Fox News’ Tucker Carlson about the shirts and said he does ‘some things out of feeling, I just channel energy’. It feels good, hits using a gut instinct, a connection to God and just shine’
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