Kanye West confessed he has a 'crush' on Kylie Jenner's best friend Stassie in a strange new post.
The 45-year-old shared his appreciation for 25-year-old Anastasia 'Stassie' Karanikolaou - who is pals with his ex-wife Kim Kardashian's sister.
He recently reignited his feud with the Kardashian family after receiving backlash for his 'White Lives Matter' tops at Paris Fashion Week.
In true Ye fashion, he has been sharing post after post on his Instagram before suddenly wiping his page clean and starting again.
On Thursday, he turned the conversation to his crush on Stassie - who he helped sneak into the Balenciaga show at PFW.
"OK OK OK I’LL ADMIT I GOT JOHAN TO SNEAK ANASTASIA VICTORIA AND CARTER INTO THE BALENCIAGA SHOW AND YES THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS I GOT A CRUSH ON STAS," the Grammy winner posted.
Kanye is most likely referring to Balenciaga's VIP and couture relations director, Johan Fleury.
He then wrote that her pal Victoria is 'dope too' and that 'people should not be held back by fear of losing anything'.
The Stronger rapper wasn't done with his rollercoaster of a post yet.
"JUST LIKE I TOLD [Givenchy designer] MATT WILLIAMS IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING BECAUSE OF MY POST I’M HERE THERE’S A CHOICE TO THE CALABASAS MAFIA," he said.
Stassie attended the Balenciaga show with Kylie, Khloe Kardashian and Christine Quinn.
Kanye opened the brand's show the day before he outraged people with his Yeezy show on Monday.
He has been under fire for his 'White Lives Matter' shirts as well as his online attacks against Vogue fashion editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson.
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He mocked Gabriella after she criticised shirts, which caused Jaden Smith to walk out of the show.
"It didn't land and it was deeply offensive, violent, and dangerous," Gabriella, who was in attendance at the show, wrote in a series of Instagram Stories.
"White Lives Matter" was written in bold white letters on the back of the shirt, which was also worn by conservative commentator Candace Owens.
At least one Black model was also styled in the t-shirt shirt while walking down the runway.
The Anti-Defamation League has previously called the phrase "White Lives Matter" a hate slogan.
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