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It’s been another week of chaos for the troubled star, resulting in Kim, 44, calling for an emergency custody hearing after learning misogynist brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate would be present during Kanye’s visit with their eldest daughter, 11-year-old North West.
She has also been upset Kanye released a single featuring North alongside jailed Sean “Diddy” Combs, who is awaiting trial on sex crime charges, and she is poised to apply for sole custody of their four children.
“North loves him,” said the source who knows Kanye well, “I can’t speak for the other kids, but North is definitely Ye’s girl. But it must be scary for Kim.”
Kim and Kanye — who were married from 2014 to 2022 — also have son Saint, 9, daughter Chicago, 7, and son Psalm, 5.
Their split came amid one of Kanye’s earlier mental health crises. Since then they agreed to share custody, but Kim says she’s pretty much a single mom, telling iHeartRadio in September, “No matter what kind of help I have, [I’m] basically raising four kids by myself.”
Rapper turned designer Kanye, 47, has remarried Bianca Censori, spent six months of 2024 outside of the US touring the world and has been living on and off in Japan for the past few years. Multiple sources told Page Six he has not spent much time with his kids, making his recent litany of online messages about the children all the more bizarre.
Indeed, he has spent the past few days raging against “the Kardashian mob” on X and baselessly accusing Kim of being a “sex trafficker” alongside blaming Disney and Hulu for restricting his parenting.
In another rant, he accused Kim of being an “old white lady” controlling his “black children”.
Kanye – who previously changed his name to “Ye” – has previously said he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and autism, and is not properly treating his mental illness, the source confirmed, adding, “He’s obviously not taking his meds, if he was we wouldn’t be here.
“It’s not getting any better, he’s not a well person, he’s sinking further down and he’s not acting rationally. There’s so much negativity – I don’t think he can come out of this.” As Page Six previously reported, Kanye’s erratic behavior has also worsened since he landed back in Los Angeles in January, due to his use of nitrous oxide, known as ‘laughing gas’.
Kanye and Censori have spent the past few months living in hotels, we’re told, and it’s still unclear what the state of their marriage is following Censori’s various naked stunts and reports of them splitting – which sources have claimed were overhyped.
Censori, 30, has always got on well with the children, especially North, according to sources.
Last summer, insiders told us Kanye – dropped by Adidas, Gap and Balenciaga in 2022 and shunned from polite society over his still-continuing antisemitic tirades – had come up with a plan to open 100 of his own Yeezy stores globally in 30 days.
He rented a 30,000 square foot warehouse on Beverly Boulevard in LA which he planned to turn into a store, but the plan never came to fruition.
One insider familiar with Kanye’s antics told us, “Ye destroyed it – like every place he rents or owns. He painted the windows on the ceiling black so no natural light could come through, now it feels like a haunted house.
“Over the summer, the kids would go there and hang out, and North would be playing with Bianca.
“Recently though, Ye has been filling the space with outcasts, such as alt-right extremist and Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes, who stopped by his warehouse.”
Indeed, we’re told that Fuentes was at the warehouse last week after the Tate brothers’ visit and the pair posed for a photo together – with Kanye debuting a new diamanté swastika chain. “Who do you think made this s–t,” he ranted on a video as he showed off the chain, before continuing with his racist remarks adding, “Think about it…how is jewelry spelled? J E W my n—a.”
A source who has worked within Kanye’s world for the past two years added, “Ye would refer to himself as ‘God’, that was tough – I thought he was a God-fearing, Christian family man. But it’s hard for me to take his complaining serious now because his values don’t align with his actions.”
Although the source never saw the boys, they saw North “multiple times”, and on occasion she was joined by her sister Chicago.
“Ye would be calm and in a good mood with his daughter,” the source said, “But it was a very challenging and exhausting environment.”
Kim abruptly ended North’s visit with Kanye after security guards warned her the Tate brothers were heading over to see them. Andrew and Tristan were arrested in 2022 and charged with allegedly creating a criminal organization for sex trafficking in Romania. Andrew’s been charged with rape in that country, where they returned Friday for a court hearing. They both deny all charges against them.
A rep for the Tates told us it was “fake news” they were going to hang out with Kanye and his daughter, while a rep for Kim declined to comment.
“I don’t know if I would take my daughter around the Tate brothers. I don’t know if Kanye would do that to Northy,” Malik Yusef, friend and collaborator of Kanye told us.
“I don’t know what mental space Kanye is in right now, you know. I didn’t know he even knew those guys, to be honest with you. I’ve never seen them around. I’ve never heard him talking about them.”
In the wake of this, it was reported Kim sat down with attorneys for her and Kanye on Friday, March 14, after North and Sean “Diddy” Combs were featured on his single “LONELY ROADS STILL GO TO SUNSHINE.”
The song begins with a conversation between Kanye and Diddy (Combs allegedly didn’t know he was being recorded) from jail, leading into North’s rap verse where she says, “When you see me shining, then you see the light.”
Combs is currently being held in Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center after being charged with sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Shortly before Kanye posted and then deleted the contentious song featuring Diddy, he shared screenshots of a text conversation with Kim in which he said he’d go “to war” over the rights to use their daughter’s name, North.
Kim responded by saying she had trademarked their daughter’s name, which Kanye had agreed to at the time, reminding him that the trademark would go to North when she turns 18.
Kanye — who has a history of making repeated antisemitic comments — raged in one post this week, “JUST SEEING MY KIDS IS LIKE VISITATION. ITS LIKE IM IN PRISON ‘SEEING’ MY KIDS I DONT CARE IF I LIVE OR DIE OR IF IM IN JAIL OR FREE AND I ESPECIALLY DONT CARE ABOUT WHATEVER THESE P–Y A– CELEBRITIES GOT TO SAY THAT ARE SLAVES TO THE JEWS.”
Kim said she split from her ex in 2022 because she was tired of “cleaning up” on his behalf, saying on her reality series she “used to run around and call everyone behind his back and be like, ‘It’s going to be OK, don’t worry, just give him another chance’,” but now doesn’t have the energy.
Kanye lost his platform on Shopify to sell Yeezy products after selling Swastika T-shirts during the Super Bowl in February.
Speaking about Kanye’s continual usage of Nazi regime symbols and his online rage about Jewish people, the Kanye source told us, “Why would you expose your children to the swastikas?
“Kim won’t want to expose her children to hate speech, just as kids can’t be exposed to pornography… she’s obviously alarmed.
“When you have two parents in this position, it would make sense that she would be nervous about it – and she’s trying to protect their children’s privacy.”
Meanwhile, Kanye landed in Tokyo from Los Angeles in the early hours of Friday morning, posting a video with the title, “LIVE FROM JAPAN HEIL HITLER.”
“I learned quickly that a lot of the things that I respected him for and valued about him so much were either a show the whole time or that’s not who he is any longer, and that’s really hard for me to grasp.” said the source who worked in Kanye’s orbit.
Page Six has reached out to reps for Kanye.
Asked what happens now, the source familiar with Kanye said: “The Kardashians are being very quiet, Kanye always says he’s going to expose them but doesn’t – I wonder if there is anything they don’t want to get out – or whether they just don’t want to stir him up.”

While A-list celebs from Ryan Gosling to Johnny Depp appeared at San Diego Comic-Con to promote their blockbuster studio projects, several brands launched free activations for fans downtown — with or without the pricey passes.
Here’s a rundown of the top activations:
HBO Max emerged as MVP of the Gaslamp Quarter this year, putting on two takeovers of downtown locales to tout new shows, DC’s “Lanterns” and “Big Bang Theory” spin-off, “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe.”
The “Lanterns Training Headquarters” at the sprawling Venue 808 gave attendees a chance to be recruited into the Green Lantern Corps for an interactive journey. Hands-on training included an escape room, a “freefall flight test,” target practice at a shooting range (they weren’t real guns), and, of course, souvenir Green Lantern rings.
Stars Kyle Chandler, Aaron Pierre, Garret Dillahunt and Poorna Jagannathan, alongside creators and writers Chris Mundy, Damon Lindelof and Tom King stopped by to take on the challenge themselves.
“Stuart Fails to Save the Universe” brought a slice of Pasadena to the Sparks Gallery with a painstakingly detailed recreation of the series’ iconic comic book store. Fans were treated to a multiverse-spanning adventure taking them through a series of alternate realities.
Creators Chuck Lorre, Zak Penn and Bill Prady, plus stars Kevin Sussman, Lauren Lapkus, John Ross Bowie and Brian Posehn, stopped by to rifle through comic books and try their hand at failing.
For horror fans, Eli Roth‘s “Ice Cream Man” scooped up chills with a disturbing, but delicious event at Kansas City BBQ, where the director and his unsettling mascot, Merle, were spotted playing tetherball with a severed head amidst a playground massacre. (An ice cream truck trilled a familiar tune in the background).
“It’s such a great year for horror. This sundae is just the cherry on top,” Roth said of the genre’s recent box office boom.
Meanwhile, Disney Entertainment Television also made its presence known downtown with a mythical “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” activation across from the convention center, plus a “Hulu Animayhem: Fandom Fuel Up” featuring themed food from “King of the Hill” (Bobby Hill’s Robata Chane) and “Futurama” (Planet Espresso).
Paramount saw lines for its annual downtown “Lodge” at Happy Does, featuring photo ops and freebies for properties like “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” “South Park” and “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.” There was even an alien DJ on hand to set the scene as guests sipped on galactic drinks named Cosmic Drops and Vulcan Sunsets.
Outside of the studio scene, collectible company Super7 hosted an adorable Peanuts pop-up shop celebrating Snoopy’s lesser-known siblings, partnering with Best Friends Animal Society to support real-life dog adoptions.
The year’s biggest parties included Fandom’s annual Thursday night bash atop the Hard Rock Hotel, a Friday soiree at Parq Nightclub celebrating 20 years of “Pan’s Labyrinth” with director Guillermo del Toro, plus IGN and Prime Video’s party on Friday evening, which saw “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” star Jamie Campbell Bower take a spin at the DJ booth.

Carnie Wilson had a “fangirl” moment with Kristy McNichol decades after the actress’ retirement.
“Totally fangirling!!!” the singer, 58, recently gushed via Facebook. “Kris ( Kristy McNichol) was a part of my youth. I adored her in her movies … especially ‘Little Darlings’ and ‘The End.’”
The Wilson Phillips member told McNichol, who left the entertainment industry in 2001, “how meaningful her movies are to [her] and [her] bestie.”
Carnie noted in the July 20 upload that she and her pal “were just talking about her … and how special” the 63-year-old is.
Calling McNichol a “gracious sweetie,” she concluded that the “Bionic Woman” star “sure is loved.”
She snapped a selfie with the rarely-seen star, with McNichol smiling in a zip-up jacket and white tee.
Carnie, for her part, sported a patterned top and a black beanie in the cozy shot.
McNichol was a child star who won two Emmys for her role as Letitia “Buddy” Lawrence on “Family” between 1976 and 1980.
Her other notable TV role included Barbara Weston in “Empty Nest,” a “Golden Girls” spinoff.
She is best known for playing Angel in “Little Darlings” in 1980 and Polly in “Only When I Laugh” the following year.
McNichol was nominated for a Golden Globe for the latter.
When she retired from the entertainment industry, McNichol released a statement reading, “My feeling was that it was time to play my biggest part – myself! I must say that it has been the best thing that ever happened to me. So many fans are disappointed that I’m not currently acting; however, some may not realize that the process I’m in at this time is necessary and vital for my personal happiness.”
She chatted with People about the decision in 2014.
“I was on the big stage between ages 8 and 30,” McNichol explained. “I left show business for a variety of reasons, but a big one was my interest in learning what else there is in life.
“This phase of my life is so good,” she continued. “My home life is happy and serene. I love singing. I also enjoy traveling and seeing the world. One of my favorite stops is Hawaii. I like everything about it and may eventually move there part-time.”
When asked about plans to return to her Hollywood career, McNichol quipped, “Never say never.”
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