Kanye West has made his opinions on North West’s style clear: he is not happy. According to a recent rant on his Instagram Live, the 49-year-old called out his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, for allowing their 13-year-old daughter to dress “too grown.” Now, reports are flooding in that he’s taking his rant to the court room and threatening to sue Kardashian over the matter. Keep reading for more information.
Kanye West Threatens To Sue Kim Kardashian
North West has stepped into teenager-hood with a bang, debuting body piercings, electric blue hair, fake tattoos, and overall adult look. West has been very public with his thoughts on the matter, and though he’s made his views public, he is reportedly planning on dealing with his ex-wife in private.
According to Poprant, West thinks his daughter’s look is “too adult,” leading her to being “sexualized” at a young age. Allegedly, he sent Kim several furious texts warning her of legal action for allowing and even encouraging North’s look. The same reports claim that Kim has consciously and repeatedly chosen to ignore the threats and continues to support North.
Kanye West Thinks North Dresses ‘Too Grown’
This report comes not too long after a particularly heated Instagram Live rant from the rapper. Kanye opened his Instagram Live by saying he was “tired of pretending everything is fine” and needed to address Kim Kardashian “as a co-parent, not as an ex.”
“You refuse to settle down,” he said. “You’re still living like the cameras are the most important thing in the house. The kids need a home that feels like a home, not another set. You’re always moving, always filming, always building the next thing. That’s not settling. That’s running.”
“You depend on nannies more than you depend on being their mother every day,” he continued. “I see it. The kids know it. You have people raising them while you do whatever you do. I’m not saying nannies are bad. I’m saying you use them so you don’t have to change how you live.”
Kanye then turned to talking about North West, in particular the way that she dresses, saying it’s “too grown, too styled, too much like a mini version of the brand instead of a kid.”
“She’s a child,” he said. “Kids are supposed to look like kids. Not like they’re walking a runway or copying adult clothes. You’re putting her in outfits that make people look twice for the wrong reasons. That’s not fashion. That’s you projecting. Let her be a little girl. Stop making her dress like she’s already in the family business.”
