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Kim Kardashian has shared a sweet video of two of her kids singing a Kanye West song as her estranged husband continues to draw criticism for posts on social media that have been labeled as antisemitic.
The reality TV star is in the process of getting divorced from the rapper, with whom she shares four children.
West—who has legally changed his name to Ye—has been widely criticized in recent days for promoting "White Lives Matter" clothing, and for giving a wide-ranging interview with a right-wing pundit in which he made comments about abortion and the singer Lizzo's weight. Now, he has also been restricted on social media for antisemitic tweets.
Kardashian took to Instagram to post a video of her children, Chicago, four, and Psalm, three, in the backseat of a car singing their father's hit, "True Love."
"OMG they are just sooooo cute I had to share!" Kardashian said in the caption.
The video begins with Psalm attempting to sing the song's chorus when his older sister interrupts him and proceeds to sing the correct lyrics for the camera.
"It's not 'don't you make me complicated,'" Chicago said, continuing the tune. "True love shouldn't be this complicated. I thought I'd die in your arms. I thought I'd die in your..."
Kardashian filed for divorce in February 2021, and she was declared legally single in March 2022.
The sweet post comes as West is facing backlash for posting antisemitic rhetoric on social media.
In a now-removed post West, published an alleged interaction with Sean "Diddy" Combs with the caption "Jesus is Jew" prompting Instagram and Twitter to restrict his accounts.
West's comments regarding Jewish people have been described as "horrifying" by the executive director of the watchdog group StopAntisemitism, Liora Rez.
Rez told Newsweek: "I think we can all agree he [Ye] has always been a provocateur, and he is struggling with mental health issues [and] family issues, but once we saw his post we actually commented right away, 'We strongly urge you to delete this.'"
Although West has been open about his prior mental health struggles, Rez added that "this gives him zero excuses to spew baseless and confusing messages about Jews, specifically when antisemitism has been set ablaze across America. Furthermore, his language about influence taps into an age-old antisemitic myth and stereotype about Jewish control."
West also blasted what he called the "godless" media during his interview with Fox News' Tucker Carlson that aired on Thursday—rhetoric that some media scholars have classified as "dangerous."
West has been accused of "slut-shaming" his ex-wife in the interview after he referred to a recent magazine photoshoot she did and said: "Now Kim is a Christian, but she has people who want her to go to Interview magazine and put her a** out while she's a 40-something-year-old multibillionaire with four Black children."
Newsweek reached out to Kardashian's representative for comment.
