Kim Kardashian fans think she purposely 'set off' Kanye West by posting North's TikTok to 'distract' from latest scandal

KIM Kardashian's fans suspect she may have purposely "set off" Kanye West by sharing a TikTok with their daughter North.

The KUWTK alum has been accused of trying to "distract" from the backlash she faced for her recent "tone-deaf" comments about work.



Kim was branded "delusional" and "entitled" for claiming "nobody wants to work" in her Variety interview last week.

The 41-year-old said in the chat: “I have the best advice for women in business.

"Get your f**king a** up and work. It seems like nobody wants to work these days.”

Fans slammed Kim as “out of touch,” and others shared plans to boycott her brands and her new Hulu show.

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Days after the controversy broke, Kim shared a TikTok with North in which the preteen wore black lipstick and mouthed along to Machine Gun Kelly's song Emo Girl.

Earlier this year, the Yeezy rapper had slammed Kim for allowing their eight-year-old to wear makeup and go on the social media platform.

And soon after Kim shared the video, Kanye posted several furious videos and messages on Instagram slamming the clip.

Kardashian fans have flooded Reddit to air their theory that Kim deliberately shared the TikTok to antagonize Kanye and detract from the backlash she's been facing.

One wrote: "This tiktok post of North and Kim’s post about Pete on IG are Kim’s tactics to get the heat off her insensitive, classist comments about working hard.

"She knows both would set Kanye off and people would talk about that instead of her again. Quite frankly, Kim and her family are all very calculated!"

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Another posted: "I genuinely do not understand doing things in public that you know will get a reaction from your ex."

A third commented: "Kris [Jenner] taught us so well."

Over the weekend, Kanye shared a screenshot of North wearing makeup and wrote: "I told y’all before about this Tik Tok stuff Now my 8 year old on here singing she fell in love with an emo girl.

"Leftist don’t want fathers to have no say in our childrens lives I don’t want my kids at godless school I got a voice and I’m not having this.

"So don’t speak on me or my children I can afford to hurt you."

EMOTIONAL YE

He then had a phone call with Kim and posted a tearful video after it, in which he accused the Skims founder of "using" North.

He started off: "I told her to stop antagonizing me with this TikTok thing. I said it's never again.

"I am her father. I know y'all don't respect fathers, and the idea of family and the media tries to promote something."

The rapper ranted: "I said I'm not allowing my daughter to be used by TikTok, to be used by Disney. I have a say so!

"And then when people say 'Oh they gonna use this for you in court.' I didn't have a say-so when they went to see her in Kenya."

NOT HAPPY

In the following post, Kanye shared a screenshot of a message he had received.

The text started off: "They're trying to use North against you. They know that's your only trigger.

"Saint on TikTok wouldn't trigger you as much because he's your son and your boys have us in them.

"North and Chicago pull on your heart strings the most because they are delicate children."

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The text concluded: "They're girls and we our protectors due to our knowledge of women being abused in this world."

The exes have four children together – North, Saint, six; Chicago, four; and Psalm, two.


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