Kanye West Reveals How Kim K For Exploits His Daughters

Kim Kardashian recently opened up about the challenges of co-parenting with her ex-husband Kanye West…however, Kanye is now flipping the script and exposing Kim for exploiting his daughters!

In her new interview with Angie Martinez, Kim broke down while talking about how she’s doing her best to protect her kids from Kanye’s controversies and she claimed the kids have no idea what is going on on social media.

 

However, Kanye recently expressed concern for his children’s wellbeings – especially his daughters

So who is telling the truth here? Is Kim exploiting her daughters for profit?

The text presents a critical perspective on Kim Kardashian’s parenting and her family’s approach to monetizing their daughters while protecting their sons’ privacy. It suggests that Kim and her family exploit their daughters for profit while shielding their sons from the public eye.

The text references Kanye West’s concerns about his daughters’ well-being and criticizes Kim’s handling of their daughter North’s exposure on social media.

 

Furthermore, the text delves into the Kardashian family’s history, alleging that Kris Jenner orchestrated Kim’s rise to fame through strategic decisions, including the release of Kim’s infamous tape with Ray J. It also suggests that Kris prioritized profiting from her daughters’ images over nurturing her son Rob’s career.

The text argues that the Kardashian family’s brand relies on exploiting the male gaze, particularly the black male gaze, and suggests that Kim and her sister Kylie are following this pattern by promoting their daughters while protecting their sons.

Overall, the text questions the authenticity of Kim Kardashian’s statements about protecting her children and suggests that her actions may contradict her professed intentions.

The text highlights the Kardashians’ approach to parenting and monetizing their daughters while protecting their sons’ privacy.

It points out how Kim Kardashian and her sisters exploit their daughters for profit, dressing them up for social media and marketing purposes while keeping their sons out of the public eye.

Kylie Jenner and Khloe Kardashian are cited as examples, with Kylie frequently showcasing her daughter Stormi on social media to promote her cosmetics brand, while keeping her son largely hidden.

Similarly, Khloe shares photos and videos of her daughter True but keeps her son’s identity and name undisclosed.

Rob Kardashian’s involvement in monetizing his daughter Dream is also discussed, with claims that Kris Jenner sought to trademark Dream’s name for profit, though these efforts were reportedly shut down.

The text then critiques Kim Kardashian’s recent statements about co-parenting with Kanye West, suggesting that her efforts to shield her children from Kanye’s controversies may be hypocritical given her history of exploiting her daughters for profit. It questions the authenticity of Kim’s emotions during interviews, suggesting that they may be part of a PR strategy.

Finally, Kanye West’s response to Kim’s claims about protecting their children is mentioned, with him hinting at the Kardashians indoctrinating their kids for easier monetization.

Overall, the text presents a critical analysis of the Kardashian family’s parenting and branding strategies, questioning their priorities and authenticity.