Kanye West's Donda House Nonprofit Fell Into Trouble Before Spat with Kim Kardashian

The non-profit Kanye West founded has proclaimed they are distancing themselves from the hip-hop star and changing their name after a very public fight with Kim Kardashian, but it turns out the organization was already in peril of being shut down long before the fight with Kanye went viral.

Donda's House was recently hit with a "Not Good Standing" classification by the Office of the Illinois Secretary of State.

An official from the Secretary of State tells The Blast the non-profit failed to file their annual report on April 1 and immediately lost their "Good Standing." We're told the annual report should include the organization of the corporation, including the board of directors and the stated goal or purpose.

Interestingly enough, Yeezy has been listed as a director for the Chicago-based charity in past filings. As we reported, the organization's creative director, Rhymefest, engaged in a very public argument with Kim over the weekend after he reached out to Drake over Twitter and asked for financial help.

Kim claimed the man, who was a longtime friend of Kanye, was lashing out for an inability to "sustain the foundation." Donda's House put out a statement shortly after that they were going to drop using Donda's name, in part because of Kardashian's comments.

However, the organization seemed to already be heading for that direction prior to the Twitter war. The official for the Illinois Secretary of State tells us after approximately 5 months of being in "Not Good Standing" a corporation is automatically dissolved.

The Blast reached out to Donda's House and Rhymefest for comment.