Kim Kardashian has reportedly "had enough" of ex-husband Kanye West's actions and won't deal with him directly anymore.
The couple, who were married for seven years and share four kids together, have had a turbulent relationship of late and it appears as though the rapper's latest ways have proved to be the last straw.
The SKIMS founder, 41, is said to have "zero communication" directly with her ex as the pair continue to work on their co-parenting, leaving any interaction to go through their reps.
A source told Page Six : "They have had zero communication in several weeks, and all communication regarding the kids’ schedules are now coordinated through assistants."
The source added Kim has been "repulsed" by her former lover's "White Lives Matter" t-shirts and his public outbursts, including comments made in an interview with Tucker Carlson.
"She has had enough of his conspiracy theories, bullying and hateful rhetoric," they added.
Another insider told the publication how the Gold Digger's actions are meaning "everyone is now seeing for themselves" that his actions were "the catalyst for the divorce" in 2021.
"In the past, when Kanye would spiral and destroy everything in his path, Kim would be the person everyone would call to get him help or be the only one who could get him to snap out of his dark mental state," they said.
Following one of Ye's latest social media outbursts - which saw him temporarily banned from posting on Instagram and Twitter - Kim has reportedly increased security at her kids' school.
In one rant, Ye publicly revealed the name of his offspring's school - The Donda Academy - sparking the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star to shell out extra cash on security to provide extra precaution.
According to TMZ, the move is down to Kim's concern that "someone could see his messages about the school and show up on campus" more than the school seeing the rapper as any kind of threat.
Kim had urged her ex to stop sharing their conversations publicly prior to the reports, but Ye wasn't keen to take note and fired back: "No. We need to talk in person. You don’t have say so of where the kids go to school. Why you get say say. Cause you half white?"
He insisted the "kids [are] going to Donda" and blasted: "It’s not up to Calabasas or Hulu where my kids go to school I’m not the crazy one here It's up. I won’t stop until I have a say so on my kids no matter what it legally takes."
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