Nobody man-ny must have all that “Power.”
Kim Kardashian reveals on Thursday’s episode of “The Kardashians” she was “scared out of her mind” to inform ex-husband Kanye West she’d hired a male nanny to look at over the 4 kids the duo share together.
“I do think that my household, and even in our family, it’s like very female-dominated, and I recently hired a manny,” the Skims founder explained.
“I actually wanted a male around that was going to be picking [them] up and taking them to sports, and I used to be scared out of my mind to inform their dad that,” she said.
The mom and billionaire said she needed help with North, 10, Saint, 7, Chicago, 5, and Psalm West, 4, after the couple split.
“Sometimes, because I’m really busy, it could be amazing if I had a partner that might are available and tap me out and take over and handle it,” Kardashian explained on the show.
“You understand, but it may well’t occur like that,” she said.
Kardashian and West were married from 2014 to 2022. Their split turned nasty attributable to West’s public outbursts in 2020, where he divulged deeply personal details about his family.
But to Kardashian’s surprise, the “Gold Digger” rapper has been cordial with the brand new addition to the family.
“When he was dropping off the children, Kanye introduced himself, played two-on-two with Saint, and has been so nice to [the manny], saying ‘hey, should you’re gonna help raise my son — Because he [the manny] handed him [Saint] the ball like really easily or something and [Kanye’s] like, ‘don’t try this. Make him go get himself.’”
“I used to be like, ‘Oh my god. Okay. That’s great,’” Kardashian said, respiration a sigh of relief.
The Post has contacted reps for Kardashian and West for comment.
West married Australian architect Bianca Censori, 28, on Dec. 20, 2022.
The pair have made headlines everywhere in the world for Censori’s sheer, barely-there outfits, in addition to West being caught together with his pants down in an NSFW moment in Italy that even saw the local authorities get entangled.
Nobody man-ny must have all that “Power.”
Kim Kardashian reveals on Thursday’s episode of “The Kardashians” she was “scared out of her mind” to inform ex-husband Kanye West she’d hired a male nanny to look at over the 4 kids the duo share together.
“I do think that my household, and even in our family, it’s like very female-dominated, and I recently hired a manny,” the Skims founder explained.
“I actually wanted a male around that was going to be picking [them] up and taking them to sports, and I used to be scared out of my mind to inform their dad that,” she said.
The mom and billionaire said she needed help with North, 10, Saint, 7, Chicago, 5, and Psalm West, 4, after the couple split.
“Sometimes, because I’m really busy, it could be amazing if I had a partner that might are available and tap me out and take over and handle it,” Kardashian explained on the show.
“You understand, but it may well’t occur like that,” she said.
Kardashian and West were married from 2014 to 2022. Their split turned nasty attributable to West’s public outbursts in 2020, where he divulged deeply personal details about his family.
But to Kardashian’s surprise, the “Gold Digger” rapper has been cordial with the brand new addition to the family.
“When he was dropping off the children, Kanye introduced himself, played two-on-two with Saint, and has been so nice to [the manny], saying ‘hey, should you’re gonna help raise my son — Because he [the manny] handed him [Saint] the ball like really easily or something and [Kanye’s] like, ‘don’t try this. Make him go get himself.’”
“I used to be like, ‘Oh my god. Okay. That’s great,’” Kardashian said, respiration a sigh of relief.
The Post has contacted reps for Kardashian and West for comment.
West married Australian architect Bianca Censori, 28, on Dec. 20, 2022.
The pair have made headlines everywhere in the world for Censori’s sheer, barely-there outfits, in addition to West being caught together with his pants down in an NSFW moment in Italy that even saw the local authorities get entangled.
