Did Kim Kardashian REALLY cheat on Kanye West with Chris Paul? Source slams 's**t-shaming attempt'

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“He has a history of falsely accusing her of also having affairs with Meek Mill, Drake, and countless others,” the source continues, accusing West of “deflecti[ing] his own awful behavior” with attempts to “abuse and s**t-shame” his ex-wife. “She wants to be left alone so she can focus on the well-being of their children,” the insider adds according to the source outlet. 

In earlier Twitterstorms, West reportedly accused his ex-wife of infidelity with Drake and Meek Mill; the latter issued a denial in July 2020 as per Rolling Stone. West apologized later. “To Kim, I want to say I know I hurt you,” the fashion designer wrote via Twitter at the time. “Please forgive me. Thank you for always being there for me.”

Hours before the suspension of his Twitter account, West made the accusation. The allegations of cheating follow the couple's divorce agreement, which stipulates that West will pay Kim Kardashian $200,000 a month in child support. West was also banned from Twitter on Friday, December 2 by new CEO Elon Musk for uploading a photo of Swastika on the social media platform, and him telling Alex Jones in an 'Infowars' interview that he “like[s] Hitler” and sees “good things” about Nazis. "Every human being has something of value that they brought to the table, especially Hitler,” West stated of the late homicidal tyrant responsible for the Holocaust, as per reported by MNS. 

The rapper previously expressed his support for Balenciaga in the wake of the crisis surrounding the fashion house's alleged use of children in a BDSM ad campaign. West's exclusion from the app was verified by Elon Musk, who purchased the platform in April. Musk wrote, "I tried my best. Despite that, he again violated our rule against incitement to violence."