Kanye West has a ‘very difficult’ time with ‘dream girl’ Kim Kardashian divorcing him

Kanye West is having a ‘very difficult’ time with Kim Kardashian’s decision to strengthen their divorce on Friday.

The 43-year-old rapper was reportedly incredibly ‘far’ and ‘reacting’ amid the end of his marriage to the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star.

A source told Us Weekly that although he “knew it was coming”, the reality of the situation was weighing heavily on him, as Kim had always been his ‘dream girl’.

As he tries to keep himself busy, the Runaway singer has ‘been trying to get him to work’ for the past few weeks.

“Kim has always been Kanye’s dream girl – even before they met – so the thought that she’s not his wife anymore is a lot to take in,” and in the end he’s not sure if this is the best decision for their family. or not, ‘the source said.

Although they first officially became a couple in 2012, Kanye was outspoken in his admiration for the beauty of reality.

The rapper said in a Hot 97 radio interview in 2013: “I loved her from day one when I saw her.”

He continues: ‘Our love story has been a love story for centuries. I felt like when we first got together, it was like some kind of thing of Romeo and Juliet, where it is, she’s a reality star and I’m a rapper. ‘

In an interview with Kris Jenner in 2013 (during the time she had a talk show) he told his soon-to-be mother-in-law: ‘There were times when I was not there [Kim], I so wanted to be with her, and I thought about participating in sports. ‘

Kanye referred to all of Kim’s ex-boyfriends who were athletes.

The couple started dating and she got pregnant with North. Four months after she was born, he cleared everything out for an epic proposal to slide a 13-carat diamond ring on her finger.

They continued to get married in 2014 and officially started their life as ‘Kim-Ye’, getting as close to royalty as America could get. Four years after marriage, however, things started to go downhill.

Although it has only been reported in recent months that the two separate lives have been led due to a ‘simply toxic’ environment at home, Kim has apparently been past the point of return for almost three years.

A source told Us Weekly that the ‘turning point’ in marriage was when he said in 2018 that ‘slavery was a choice’ for TMZ.

The statement caused an almost insurmountable ‘rough patch’ (despite the outburst linked to his deficient mental state and bipolar disorder), as Kim was ‘killed’ over his comments.

Although they were able to build in it, his propensity for outrageous outbursts still caused tension in the marriage, and it came to a point during the summer when he commented on Kim and their firstborn daughter North.

“I almost killed my daughter … So, even if my wife divorced me after this speech, she brought North into the world, even when I did not want to,” he said in a speech while presented to the President. of the birthday party.

He then took to Twitter in a now infamous outburst where he announced that Kim was trying to shut up. [him] with a doctor on, ‘before she said she was unfaithful.

He continued, “I’m been trying to divorce since Kim met Meek in the Waldorf for ‘prison reform’.”

According to a source, this was her ‘breaking point’ in the marriage. “She could brush things he said to shock value in the past, but she was over her head as soon as he brought their children into it.”

“From there, they could never return to where they once were.” In July, she met for the first time with her divorce lawyer Laura Wasser. By the fall, they were not ‘in touch’, and despite one last big gesture to give five Maybachs at Christmas, things were actually over.

By 2021, she started slipping her wedding ring and focused on ‘the future’. It was then reported that the divorce was ‘at hand’ and that they lived separately. Shortly afterwards, he was seen moving belongings out of their shared home.

Now, with divorce documents (although no date of separation is listed), she wants joint legal and physical custody of their four children, and they are distributing all their assets fairly, while both conditions are signed.