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Kim Kardashain is reportedly not happy with the social media tirade created by her rapper husband Kanye West these days.
The reality TV star is reported to be upset by the recent outburst of her husband on Twitter wherein he has been ranting about seemingly everything, right from underpaid teachers to Taylor Swift to Bill Cosby's innocence to his $53 million of "personal debt."
Recent report states that although Kardashian herself is an ardent Instagram user, she just does not approve of her husband's compulsive tweeting about everything under the sun. She is reported to be fed up to such an extent wherein the issue is causing a rift in their two-year-old marriage.
"What causes friction in the marriage, however, is Kanye's compulsive tweeting," a source close to the couple told People. "Kim can't stand it."
The 38-year-old rapper has been ranting consistently on Twitter since past couple of days. He has claimed that he is $53 million in debt and he wanted the world to know his "struggle." He also huffed about the people who knew about it and used it against him in negotiations. Later he tried to explain the difference between broke and being in business-related debt.
Yes I am personally rich and I can buy furs and houses for my family
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) February 15, 2016
West also urged Facebook giant Mark Zuckerberg to invest 1billion in his ideas. Later he claimed that no one has stepped forward yet. The rapper initiated a series of politically charged tweets on Tuesday with "#2020," a reference to his earlier stated intention to run for the presidency of the United States in the next cycle.
I’d rather teachers got paid more and books cost less … #2020 — KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) February 16, 2016
Meanwhile, West's Twitter rants seem to be working in his favour as his recently released album "The Life Of Pablo" is getting lots of attention, a source told Daily Mail. The album was launched in front of the live audience in Madison Square Garden on Feb. 14, Sunday, where he played new songs off a laptop. Catch the glimpse of the event below:
