Ye West continues tirade against Pete Davidson, leaks text messages

Ye West continues tirade against Pete Davidson, leaks text messages
Kanye West (Photo credit: Bang Media)

Ye West has slammed Pete Davidson, who is dating West’s estranged wife Kim Kardashian, and has vowed that Pete will never meet his children.

West captioned a headless snap of Davidson and Kardashian holding hands and wrote: “LOOK AT THIS D——-. I WONDER IF INSTAGRAM GONNA SHUT DOWN MY PAGE FOR DISSING HILLARY CLINTON’S EX BOYFRIEND.”


The final line referenced Davidson’s tattoo of the former US Presidential candidate and a joke that went around that the pair were together after they were spotted running into each other randomly.

West — who has legally changed his name to Ye — added: “Y’all seen that tattoo but if I speak up then I’m crazy. I told you not going to use that one no more when a garbage man goes to work he gonna smell like trash but it’s time to take the trash out the house … You can Google the Hillary thing I’m not making this s— up.”


The rapper — who suffers from bipolar disorder — vowed that Davidson would not be allowed to meet the children he shares with Kardashian – North, 8, Saint, 6, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 2, — and shared a private text from the comic.

The message read, “You as a man I’d never get in the way of your children. That’s a promise. How you guys go about raising your kids is your business and not mine. I do hope someday I can meet them and we can all be friends.”

Alongside a photo of Davidson and the rapper Machine Gun Kelly in their underwear, West wrote: “No you will never meet my children. West also shared a hostage-style Instagram photo of himself to prove that his Instagram account had not been hacked before revealing that he planned to take his children North and Saint to a party for the Super Bowl on Feb. 13.

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