Kim Kardashian Agrees They Need 'Formal' Custody Agreement with Kanye West to Avoid More Public Drama

Kim Kardashian Agrees They Need 'Formal' Custody Agreement with Kanye West to Avoid More Public Drama
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Kim Kardashian has had enough of the public quarrel with her ex Kanye West and is prepared to take care of it unequivocally. The cosmetics investor realizes the most effective way forward is to conclude an authority course of action between the pair. A source EXCLUSIVELY told HollywoodLife that Kim was expecting a "easygoing" understanding in co-parenting their four youngsters - yet considering Kanye's new goes after against her, she's prepared to make it a "formal" one.

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Kim was 'alright doing a relaxed authority game plan' with Kanye until his new open assaults against her.

"Kim imagines that they need to have a conventional authority game plan set up for their children," the source started. "For quite a while, she approved of doing the easygoing game plan, however she realizes that the relaxed course of action won't work when he is saying that she isn't following the rules and that she isn't complying with their joint care game plan." A subsequent insider repeated the feeling, telling HollywoodLife, "Kim at first idea that the casual guardianship course of action was best since it would show Kanye approaches his youngsters at whatever point he needs them."

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The SKIMS originator is changing gears in the wake of persevering through Kanye's different public explosions against her and her new beau Pete Davidson. The "Popular rapper" as of late blamed Kim for breaking up with him and dating Pete for the impending Kardashians show on Hulu, recommending the streaming stage "required another story." He additionally asserted Kim has been keeping him from his youngsters, to which Kim applauded back and requested that he quit making a bogus account. Kanye even compromised viciousness against Pete in an upsetting video.

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"Kim is finished with the dramatization," HollywoodLife's first source added. "She needs it to end and she realizes that the care issue is the last section in the book of their marriage. She needs it to be done fast and she needs a game plan that the two of them settle on."

Kim at first petitioned for legal separation from Kanye in Feb. 2021 after right around a decade of marriage. They share little girls North, 8, and Chicago, 4, and children Saint, 6, and Psalm, 2. Toward the start of March 2022, their marriage was formally ended in court, making the stars both "lawfully single."