The differences why Kim Kardashian and Kanye West got divorced
A source close to the couple has confessed the reasons why Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have divorced; it was all because of irreconcilable differences.
While many predicted that the divorce between Kim Kardashian and Kanye West was practically impossible, the truth is that the couple could not hold out any longer and in the end the separation was the best conclusion they could reach. However, are there other factors that led you to make this decision? A source revealed to People magazine the real reasons why Kim Kardashian and Kanye West got divorced.
On Friday, February 19, Kim Kardashian made official the start of the divorce process with Kanye West and a source close to the couple affirms that it may not be such a complicated divorce, since both parties are willing to reach agreements, especially for the good of their four children ... however, the biggest differences that both had - and one reason for their separation - is precisely the education of their children.
The source stated: ‘They have a different view of the world and of how their children should be raised. Kim Kardashian will always support Kanye West and her causes and encourage him with her children, but her future with work, family and life in general depends strictly on her. She makes it possible. ' That is, both parties individually work well, but it is with your children that your perspectives diverge. ‘Kim will continue with her and Kanye projects as well. But what they want in life and for their children does not always coincide. '
It is known that the vision of life of Kanye West changed a lot today; Not only because he now has a more religious vision (something that is also strongly seen in his music, with the 'Sunday Service'), but Kanye West had many problems in social networks and in his attitude with Kim Kardashian, which was also reached to see on the 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' show. Thus, although both have tried to make this process flow, there is no doubt that their differences of perspectives, before life and about their children, became irreconcilable and without room to negotiate.
