Kim Kardashian Reportedly Steps Up Security For Her Kids During School Runs Amid Kanye West Concerns

Kim Kardashian has reportedly increased security for her four children amid ongoing tensions with her ex-husband, Kanye West, whose behavior and online attacks have raised concerns.

The controversial rapper has taken to social media on multiple occasions to accuse the reality TV star and her entire family of preventing him from seeing his kids.

However, sources have since slammed Kanye West's claims, noting that Kim Kardashian has never denied him access to any of his four children.

Kardashian has beefed up security for her children, North, 11, Saint, 9, Chicago, 7, and Psalm, six, during school drop-offs and pick-ups in response to ongoing concerns over Kanye West's behavior on social media.

According to a source who spoke with The U.S. Sun, the business mogul is taking extra precautions to ensure her kids' safety while navigating a tense co-parenting situation with her ex-husband. Her children, who attend a private school in California, are frequently accompanied by several nannies arriving in SUVs escorted by armed security.

"She has three or four nannies come in SUVs driven by armed security most mornings," the insider shared. "The nannies sometimes stay to watch the kids play at drop off and pick up."

The source added that "Kim doesn't want a big fuss at the school, she wants the children to be as safe as possible, and she also has a crazy schedule."

Despite the high-profile nature of their family, school staff are reportedly used to "celebrity children there, so they try to make life as normal as possible for them."

Socially, the children are thriving, especially North, who is known for her outgoing personality.

She "has a big personality like her parents, and her social circle is quite cliquey," the insider noted. "She's one of the ones that rules that school, and it's no surprise being Kim and Kanye's eldest child."

According to the insider, North is also gaining recognition for her talents and creative ventures, drawing attention from classmates: "People gravitate towards her and want to know what she's about as she's becoming well-known now for her own achievements."

Another source revealed that the SKIMS founder employs a rotating team of about 10 nannies, both male and female, to support her children's routines.

The team is reportedly available around the clock, ensuring full coverage every day of the week.

Meanwhile, West has continued to lash out at his ex-wife on social media, including making controversial anti-Semitic remarks that have drawn widespread backlash.

His online behavior has coincided with claims that he's been restricted from seeing his children. Though their divorce was finalized in November 2022 with a shared agreement for joint legal and physical custody, reports suggest Kardashian has the children with her the majority of the time.

West alleged that he hadn't seen Saint at all this year and that his contact with his other children has been minimal, comparing their agreement to "visitation" in a "jail" setting.

However, insiders close to the family dispute this narrative. In fact, photos surfaced earlier this year showing the rapper spending time with Saint, Chicago, and Psalm during a family outing in Japan.

A source told the Daily Mail that "Kanye has been in LA recently for a few months and didn't ask to see the kids aside from North until a week before he was leaving again."

They added: "Kanye can see the kids anytime he wants; there are no limitations, but Kim is very careful also to not put them in situations that are chaotic. Protecting her kids [comes] first and foremost."

Recently, after receiving backlash for his anti-Semitic remarks, West wrote on X that he is "done with antisemitism."

"I love all people," the rapper noted on the platform. In another post, he said, "God forgive me for the pain I've caused," adding, "I forgive those who have caused me pain."

The 24-time Grammy winner then appeared to hint at his reason for renouncing "antisemitism" in a follow-up post.

"I simply got a FaceTime from my kids and I wanna save the world again," West wrote.

It follows the rapper's earlier complaint in his "Heil Hitler" song, where he blamed his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, for his anti-Semitic outbursts on X. In the lyrics he claimed he "turned into a Nazi" because she prevented him from seeing his children.

"With all of my money and fame, I still can't get my kids back/ With all of my money and fame, I still don't get to see my children," the "Donda" crooner penned, per the Daily Mail.    

He added, "N--gas see my Twitter but they don't see how I be feeling / So I became a Nazi, yeah b-tch. I'm the villain."

This past weekend, Kardashian celebrated her son Psalm's sixth birthday with a party themed around "Deadpool."

The birthday boy, dressed as the Marvel anti-hero, looked like he was enjoying every moment of his special day.

The reality TV star shared glimpses of the festivities on Instagram, including sweet shots of her and Psalm playing pop-a-shot basketball, him beaming beside his custom Deadpool/Wolverine cake, and even showing off some athletic flips.

The celebration was filled with family members, but notably, West was absent from the event.