Kim Kardashian paying for security at kids' school after Kanye's online attacks - Page Six

Kim Kardashian isn’t taking any risks when it comes to the safety of her children.

The Skims founder recently hired additional security to guard her kids’ private school after her ex-husband Kanye West revealed its name in numerous social media rants, TMZ reported.

Kardashian is paying for the additional security, though to be clear it’s not to protect her progeny from their dad; the “Kardashians” star is concerned that because the Yeezy designer revealed the school’s name anyone can show up and potentially harm the students.

West, 45, has been on a full self-guided press tour ranting about how he would prefer his four kids — North, 9, Saint, 6, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 3 — to attend his newly opened Donda Academy, where parents reportedly have to sign NDAs despite the fact that the school has yet to be accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.

In early September, the “All of the Lights” rapper said he and Kardashian, 41, had a “good conversation” about their kids’ education.

The “Heartless” rapper proposed his “idea” that the children should change their schooling to three days at their current private school and two days at Donda Academy in Simi Valley, Calif.

“This is co-parenting,” West captioned the screenshot of the text message via Instagram.

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The Yeezy designer would prefer his kids attend Donda Academy.
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However, it appears any headway the former pair had made has come to a screeching halt, as West told Tucker Carlson that he isn’t willing to “compromise” when it comes to education.

“All they do is take all the celebs kids and throw them into this same school,” the rapper said about his kids’ current school, claiming that the administration tries to “indoctrinate them.”

“Right now we’ve come to a compromise — but I’m not finished because I don’t compromise — but we’ve come to a compromise that my kids come to my school after school and they learn choir.”

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