Kanye West 'Threatens to Ruin' Kim Kardashian's 'Career' 

Kanye West 'Threatens to Ruin'  Kim Kardashian's 'Career' 
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Goodness, there will be a lot of Kanye West show in the forthcoming 'Kardashians' series for Hulu, including a second where Ye let Kim Kardashian know that her 'career' was basically as done as their marriage.

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"It's really hard, with Kanye [West]," Kim Kardashian says in probably the greatest misrepresentation of the year. Kim, 41, prodded her separation dramatization in the trailer for The Kardashians, the family's forthcoming unscripted tv series for Hulu. While it's indistinct the amount Ye, 44, will show up on-screen during the series, it's clear that the dramatization of his and Kim's separation will be at the center of attention. During one second in The Kardashians trailer, Kim tells Kourtney Kardashian of something stunning Ye shared with his alienated spouse. "He told me that my career is over," uncovers Kim.

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In the following scene, Khloé Kardashian talks during a KarJenner meeting, with Kim, Kourt, and Kylie Jenner all sitting together. "Why are we always making excuses for the people that traumatize us?" asks Khloé, 37, whose own relationship issues with Tristan Thompson will be highlighted on the show. In a later scene, Kim talks on the telephone, conveying intimidation to an obscure audience. "We have all the time and all of the resources to burn them all to the ground."

It's muddled what or who Kim needs to "burn to the ground," however her present circumstance with Ye could be precisely portrayed as "one major dumpster fire." In the end of the week prior to the arrival of The Kardashians trailer, Kanye went on a web-based entertainment frenzy against Kim, Pete Davidson, and D.L. Hughley. Ye initially pursued D.L. ("God does not like you. You have no favorites. Your family hates you. I would hate to be related to someone who used to be famous") after the SNL artist got down on Ye for "following" his ex. Then, at that point, Ye directed his concentration toward Kim and Pete.

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"I just got off the phone with Kim. I told her to stop antagonizing me with [North West having a TikTok account] thing. I told her never again," Ye said in a now-erased Instagram video. "I said I'm not allowing my daughter to be used by TikTok, to be used by Disney. I have a say-so." Ye broadcasted out some grimy clothing with respect to their kid guardianship plan, saying, "There's no reason why these young children upon their father's request shouldn't be allowed to come to Sunday Service. at this point, it's gone too far."

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After those cases, Ye denounced Pete, 28, of "text[ing] me, antagonizing me, bragging about being in bed with my wife." Pete's companion - Saturday Night Live and The King of Staten Island essayist Dave Sirus - then, at that point, posted screen captures that supposedly showed Pete's discussion with Ye. Pete apparently said that he wasn't going to "let [Ye] treat us this way anymore," that he was to be sure "in bed with your wife," and that if Ye "want to stop being a little internet boy and talk," Pete was in L.A. for the afternoon. Pete supposedly welcomed Ye to have a "one-on-one" visit with Ye at the Beverly Hills Hilton, yet Ye said he'd prefer to talk with Pete at Sunday Service.