For the betterment of his children, Kanye decided to stop using racial slurs towards Kim, Pete and others.
Kanye West has reportedly agreed to stop stalking his ex-wife Kim Kardashian and comedian Pete Davidson after incessant online rants against the new lovebirds.
According to reports, the 44-year-old rapper, who has been criticized for his online attacks against Kim and Pete, has decided to mend their relationship.
In the middle of Super Bowl weekend, the Grammy winner began his first series of posts against the comedian, calling him "Skete."
And recently the father of four stepped up his attacks and received criticism for a controversial music video in which he can be seen punishing Kim's new boyfriend.
The American rapper has decided that, for the betterment of his children, it was best to remain in privacy and seek help. According to Page Six, he reportedly pulled off the move after dealing with a recent Instagram ban due to his use of cyberbullying and racial slurs towards stars like Trevor Noah.
After splitting from Kanye West, Kim Kardashian filed for divorce in February 2021 and declared herself legally single in March. The rapper started the year with Julia Fox and quickly ran into a train wreck of comments on social media about her relationship with Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson.
Kanye has now been banned from performing at the Grammys as a result of his actions. The rapper has now decided to change his strategy.
A source close to Kim Kardashian claimed that Kanye West has finally agreed to stop stalking Kim and Pete and will refrain from continuing with his cyberbullying antics. The rapper also told his ex-wife that he was "going to get help."