After Queen Elizabeth's death, Kanye told the British people that he had "also lost his queen", which seemed to refer to his divorce from Kim Kardashian.
Kanye felt that he had also lost his queen.
In a series of Instagram Stories, Kanye offered condolences to the British people after the death of Queen Elizabeth II and appeared to compare the loss of the monarch to his divorce from Kim Kardashian.
"London, I know how you feel," he wrote on September 26. "I also lost my queen."
While some fans believe Kanye is talking about Kim, others speculate that he is referring to the death of his beloved mother, Donda West, in 2007.
In an interview with the media, the rapper apologized to his ex-wife because he said he may have caused all kinds of pressure, and his royal shouts followed.
He said on the show the other day: "This is the mother of my children and I apologize for any stress I have caused, even in my frustration, because God wants me to be stronger. "However, it is not intended to cause all kinds of pressure. I want her to be the least stressed, the most sound mind, and as calm as possible so that she can raise these children. "
Kim Kardashian and Kanye have four children, North West (9), Saint West (6), Chicago West (4) and Psalm West (3). Filed for divorce in February 2021. Although they were both declared legally single, their divorce cases remain at an impasse.
Since their separation, Kanye's social media activities have attracted people's attention. In addition to pleading with his wife to come back, he shared and deleted several posts on Instagram, blaming King's parenting decisions, mocking her relationship with Pete Davidson and slamming the Kardashian family.
In an early Hulu's The Kardashians show, Kim Kardashian apologized to her family for the impact her relationship with her ex-husband had on them. The apology comes after Kanye was exposed to a new rap song, which, according to the reality TV star, meant he was talking like crazy about me, what he might say."
"I do recognize the impact my relationship has had on my family, and I've never had the opportunity to say 'I'm sorry, family,'" Kim Kardashian acknowledged, promising to her family, "I will never let this happen to you guys again." "