Kim Kardashian and renowned music producer/fashion designer Ye, previously known as Kanye West, had one of the most talked-about marriages in showbiz.
They were married from May 2014 until March 2022, with Kim filing for divorce in February 2021. The couple has four children: North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm.
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<span class="ue-c-article__media-description">Kim Kardashian’s youngest son, Psalm, showcases his dance abilities in celebration of his 6th birthday.</span>
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Since their split, Ye has publicly shared emotional and erratic statements regarding his custody situation with Kardashian. He has accused his ex-wife and her high-profile family of limiting his time with the children and even labeled them “traffickers.”
Psalm West Shows Off Dance Moves
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Psalm West, the youngest child of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, just turned 10 last Friday. To mark this special occasion, his mother shared an adorable video of him dancing to NSYNC’s 2000 hit “Bye Bye Bye.” The song is featured in the film “Deadpool Wolverine,” which stars Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman.
“Wishing the happiest 6th birthday to the ultimate ‘Deadpool Wolverine’ fan! Love you dearly, my little one! You fill every space with joy when you dance to ‘Bye Bye Bye!'” shared Kardashian on her social channel. Meanwhile, Psalm’s father hasn’t commented on his son’s special day.
Kris Jenner, Kim Kardashian’s mom, expressed her affection for the young one: “Happy 6th birthday to my wonderful grandson, Psalm! You bring so much light wherever you go, filling our family with joy. You’re an amazing little scooter expert, and such a loving, creative, and kind soul.”
Ye may lose an album over payment disputes
Ye’s fans were thrilled last week as his elusive album, “Donda 2“, made its way to streaming services. Originally released with just four tracks on the “Stem Player”, updates later added more songs.
The streaming version, released on April 29, featured a revised tracklist and came out under the name “Donda“. But shortly after the launch, West disclosed that his ex-manager, Free Maiden, was threatening to remove the album from streaming services.
Of the songs, eight had not been authorized, representing almost half the album. Free Maiden oversees two producers, Jahmal “Boogz Da Beast” Gwin and Brian “AllDay” Miller, who contributed to those tracks. According to Maiden, West has owed them millions for three years. West claims they attempted to charge him $3 million for the beats.
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