Kim Kardashian's friends have hit out at Kanye West's claims that she had an affair with basketball player Chris Paul, suggesting that it's another attempt of his to "sl*t-shame" her.
His latest outburst comes after the rapper's Twitter account was suspended after a night of vile rants and 'inciting violence'.
Prior to the Twitter meltdown, the Yeezus star sparked huge backlash with vile remarks made during a rambling interview with US conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on Thursday.
During the interview, with his face covered in a black balaclava, Kanye praised Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.
One of his final tweets - before he was kicked off the platform - included a photograph of Paul, who has been married to childhood sweetheart Jada Crawley since 2011, as he wrote: "I caught this guy with Kim. Good night."
However, sources have vehemently denied his claims and suggested that it's part of his "ongoing" effort to smear Kim.
"This is not true and sadly it’s an ongoing pattern with Kanye — attacking Kim to redirect everyone’s attention after a day of crazy antics where he has said every hateful and offensive thing he can possibly dream of," a source told DailyMail.co.uk.
They added that he has a history of "falsely accusing her of having affairs" and accused him of "deflecting his own awful behaviour, infidelities and obsession with porn and sex addition to abuse and sl*t shame Kim".
Kim's reps declined to comment when approached by the Mirror.
The Mirror has reached out to Kanye West and Chris Paul's reps for comment.
Just two days ago the couple finalised their divorce, with Kim set to receive $200,000 each month in child support.
It's said the duo will now get joint custody of their four kids - North, 9, Saint, 6, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 3.
TMZ reports that even though the settlement agreement states "equal access", Kim is likely to have the children 80% of the time.
The publication reports that the Donda singer will pay the SKIMS founder the huge monthly sum, but that is just his share of the full bill. In addition, he's said to be responsible for half of their educational expenses, which includes their tuition.
