Kim Kardashian And Kanye West Reportedly 'Made Peace' To Spend Holiday With Their Kids As A Family

Kim Kardashian and her ex-husband Kanye West reportedly laid aside their differences in order to spend the holidays with their children.

Sources claim the "Donda" rapper has been working on himself behind the scenes following distasteful comments about Hitler and antisemitism.

The ex-couple's daughter, North West, recently debuted on Instagram, raising questions about whether Kanye West approved of the move due to his past dispute with Kim Kardashian.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West reportedly put the past behind them to create the perfect Christmas holiday experience for their children.

Sources told TMZ that the exes "made peace" for their children and spent time together, adding that they actually got along with each other.

They're also understood to be working on co-parenting their children, North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm, with the insider further adding that the "Carnival" rapper has been silently working on himself.

It appears their family is growing into a big blended one, as North also shared a sweet moment with her stepmom, Bianca Censori, over the holidays.

News of West and Kardashian's holiday hangout comes after their daughter North shared a photo of her and her stepmother, Bianca Censori, just days after she launched her Instagram account.

The 12-year-old reposted a screenshot to her Instagram stories, showing herself sitting and smiling next to Censori as they both FaceTimed rapper Babyxsosa.

The rapper originally shared the photo and added a Christmas tree and money with wings emoji over the screenshot.

Censori has been seen hanging out a lot with her husband's children, particularly during their trips to Tokyo.

West has been critical of his ex-wife since their split in November 2022, often bashing her online for the way she raises their children, particularly for how she exposes them to social media.

However, that seems to be a thing of the past now as the insider claimed the rapper approves of his eldest daughter being on social media.

North had recently made her Instagram debut and has already racked up over a million "likes." Although the bio stated that the account is "managed by parents," many questioned if West gave his approval, as he'd previously expressed his disapproval, saying he's "not allowing my daughter to be used by TikTok."

However, the insider clarified that the "Vultures 1" rapper approves of it and has even asked her to share "fun items" and his songs. The source added that he's in love with how unique and creative she is, and also likes her fashion sense and colored hair.

Kardashian and West manage to keep their cool heads when it comes to their kids, as they came together to support their eldest daughter, North, for her performance in the Lion King Concert event.

The show took place in May 2024, but was documented in a February episode of "The Kardashians," showing them being cordial with each other, per People Magazine.

The preteen sang "I Just Can't Wait To Be King," which nearly gave her mom a "heart attack" backstage due to her anxiety for her daughter's sake.

"Her dad has been involved, and he came to rehearsal," Kardashian said in a confessional about her ex.

At some point, West asked if it was possible to "change the graphics," to which the SKIMS founder replied, "Of course, of course. And I just look at them, and I'm like, 'It will be a better production [if you take his notes]."

"Kanye and I want the best for the kids," she continued. "And so anytime we're here supporting our child, it's always good vibes."

Meanwhile, the holiday season didn't come without its share of controversy for Kardashian as she garnered the ire of PETA for gifting each of her four children their own dog for Christmas.

The "KUWTK" alum took to her Instagram stories to share that her family now includes four small Pomeranian puppies, writing "Each kid got a puppy" on a picture of all of them together.

However, PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk called her out, saying, "Puppies are not plushies, and it's a damn shame that Kim missed the chance to be a spokesperson for shelter pups and instead is being rightly slammed on social media for that."

Newkirk also called out her sister Khloe, who also gifted a dog to her family, saying they should "call PETA or a local shelter the next time," per The Blast.

"[They can] try to make some amends now by sending their kids to volunteer at a local shelter or paying for a local shelter adopt-a-thon or at least one spay day to help stop the growing homeless puppy crisis," the PETA founder added.