Rapper Kanye West keeps an optimistic attitude on the subject of his relationship with Kim Kardashian. Earlier, Kanye West declared in public about his divorce from Kim Kardashian due to his affair with Pete Davidson.
On November 24, the hip-hop artist, 44, visited Skid Row to offer a speech about his marriage and family.
“The message that God wants you to hear is that everything may be redeemed,” he stated in a video obtained by Page Six. “In every one of these situations, we’ve made errors. I’ve made blunders.
“I’ve done things that were not permissible as a spouse, but right now today for whatever reason — I didn’t know I was going to be standing here, or I wouldn’t have been up on this stage — but I’m here to alter the narrative.”
Mr. West also called out E! and Hulu, which broadcast Keeping Up With the Kardashians and the family’s upcoming reality show, respectively, arguing that he would not allow the networks to “craft [his] family’s narrative.”
Kanye West revealed his dedication to the four kids he shares with Kim Kardashian, 41: North, 8, Saint, 5, Chicago 3 , and Psalm 2.
“I have to be as close to my children as possible,” he added.
“So when I’m out of the house, I’ve got home next to it. I’m doing everything possible to be as close as possible to the situation. ”
Kanye West said he was making efforts to express this in the most sensible way possible. And he also said he needs to get back to his home.
Finally, Kanye West stated that God would help him reconcile with Kardashian for the greater good.
The rapper added God wants his bonding with Kardashian to have rejoiced. And he expressed his hope to overcome the current situation and reunite with Kardashian in the near future.
While on Skid Row, West met with the CEO and president of LA Mission, a charity that works to end homelessness in Los Angeles.
After six years of marriage, Kardashian filed for divorce from the Yeezy founder in February. On Revolt’s “Drink Champs,” Kanye revealed his desire to try again with Kardashian during a November 5 interview.
