Kanye West RAGES On Kim & Kris Jenner For Putting North On Playboy | HO

The Kardashian-West drama has always been a headline magnet, but the latest controversy swirling around Kanye West, Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner, and their 12-year-old daughter North West has sent shockwaves through social media and raised serious questions about parenting, fame, and the cost of growing up in the spotlight.

Kanye’s fears, once dismissed as dramatic rants, are now being revisited with new urgency as fans ask: Is North West being pushed down the same path that shaped—and haunted—the Kardashian empire?

North’s Rome Appearance Sparks Outrage

It all started with a dinner in Rome. Kim Kardashian and North West stepped out for a night on the town, but it was North’s outfit that lit the internet on fire. The 12-year-old wore a black corset-style top, long blue braids, and massive platform boots—a look that screamed runway more than middle school. Instantly, paparazzi swarmed, and social media exploded with criticism.

Many fans sided with Kanye, calling the outfit “too grown” and “inappropriate,” and lamenting the loss of North’s childhood innocence. Comments poured in: “Why is a 12-year-old wearing a bustier?” “She’s literally a kid. Let her be a kid.” The outrage wasn’t just about fashion—it was about the fear that North was being thrust into adulthood before her time.

Kanye’s Nightmare: The Playboy Pattern

For Kanye West, this moment was more than just a bad outfit choice. It was the realization of a nightmare he’s been warning about for years. Back in 2020, during one of his infamous Twitter meltdowns, Kanye swore on God that Kim and Kris Jenner would never put North in the same Playboy spotlight that launched Kim’s career and later shaped Kylie Jenner’s path. “I put my life on God that North’s mom would never photograph her doing Playboy,” he tweeted, making it clear that he saw a dangerous pattern repeating itself.

Kanye’s beef with Kris Jenner goes deep. He’s accused her of pushing Kim into Playboy, then doing the same with Kylie, and now fears North could be next. To Kanye, this isn’t just a family squabble—it’s a battle against a machine built on selling image and exploiting children for fame.

“Get Out”: Kanye’s Horror Movie Comparison

Kanye’s paranoia reached new heights when he compared his marriage to Kim to the horror movie “Get Out.” In the film, a black man discovers his white girlfriend’s family lures black people in for sinister body-swapping experiments. Kanye tweeted, “Kim was trying to fly to Wyoming with the doctor to lock me up like the movie Get Out because I cried about saving my daughters.” In his mind, he was trapped, controlled, and fighting to save his kids from becoming pawns in the Kardashian brand.

The Kris Jenner Factor

Kanye didn’t mince words when it came to Kris Jenner. He texted Kim directly: “Don’t let Kris make you do Playboy like she did Kylie and Kim.” Kris, who’s famous for controlling the family narrative, was clearly rattled. She responded privately, “Please stop mentioning my name. I’m almost 67. This stresses me.” But Kanye leaked the text, making it clear that he wouldn’t be silenced.

Every time North’s name came up, Kanye circled back to his warning: Kim and Kris would use her for fame if he didn’t step in. For Kanye, this was a fight he couldn’t afford to lose.

Kim’s Regret: The Playboy Legacy

Kim Kardashian has admitted that she never wanted to do Playboy in the first place. She was nervous, hesitant, and only agreed after Kris Jenner’s trademark sales pitch: “They might never ask you again. Our show isn’t on the air yet. No one knows who you are. Do it and you’ll have these beautiful pictures to look at when you’re my age.” Kim gave in, the photos came out, the show blew up, and the Kardashian empire was born.

Years later, Kim confessed that posing for Playboy was one of her biggest regrets—a regret that has haunted her image ever since. For Kanye, Kris pushing Kim into Playboy was proof that North could be set up the same way if he didn’t intervene.

The Rome Photos: Are Kanye’s Fears Valid?

With the Rome photos making the rounds, people are starting to connect the dots. Some are saying out loud what Kanye has been screaming for years: maybe his so-called “misguided” fears aren’t so misguided after all.

But the controversy isn’t one-sided. Critics love to point out that Kanye himself once encouraged Kim’s sexualized image. Back in 2013, he reportedly supported the idea of Kim doing Playboy again and masterminded some of her most provocative looks—including the infamous “wet dress” that broke the internet. He wanted Kim to be the sex symbol, the icon, the woman everyone stared at.

Then, by 2019, the script flipped. On the night of the Met Gala, Kanye suddenly told Kim he was uncomfortable with her looking “too sexy” in front of other men. The same man who pushed her to embrace her sexuality was now criticizing her for living it out. Kim clapped back, reminding him that he’d built her up as a confident figure for years and couldn’t tear her down now just because he’d changed his mind.

Hypocrisy and Double Standards

The hypocrisy is hard to ignore. Kanye benefited from Kim’s image when it suited him, but condemned it when it clashed with his new persona. Even now, with his new wife Bianca Censori, Kanye is accused of picking out her outfits and parading her barefoot for the cameras. One commenter summed it up: “Kanye might say he’s against this, but he has consistently devalued women. Between him and Kim, this baby is doing better than I’d expect.”

Public opinion is split. Half call Kanye a hypocrite trying to rewrite the past; the other half say hypocrisy or not, he’s got a point when it comes to North. Kim admitted Kris pushed her into Playboy. Now North is stepping out dressed like she’s 18. The fight over North has exploded into a full-on debate.

Exploitation or Empowerment?

On one side, people drag Kim, accusing her of following Kris’s old playbook. The Rome dinner wasn’t just a casual night out—it was a carefully staged paparazzi moment. Critics say Kim is trading North’s childhood for headlines, just as Kris once traded Kim’s privacy for fame. The anger is loud, and many call it what it is: exploitation.

The fear is that North is on track to end up like Kylie—growing up too fast, too exposed, and molded by the family brand. One comment put it plainly: “This is exactly what Kanye was scared of.”

On the other side, some hold both Kim and Kanye accountable. They see North as a pawn in her parents’ endless war. Kim likes the spotlight North brings, and Kanye, according to critics, isn’t a protective dad but a hypocrite using his daughter as leverage. To them, it’s not about North’s safety—it’s about Kanye’s feud with Kim and Kris.

North West: A Childhood Lost?

No matter how you spin it, it’s hard to ignore how young North is and how fast she’s being pushed into a world that chews kids up before they’re even grown. Every outfit, every hairstyle, every paparazzi photo sparks an online debate. Some say she’s just having fun copying her mom and trying out fashion like any kid would. Others say she’s being robbed of her innocence, pushed into a spotlight she never asked for.

And that’s the sad part. North isn’t just Kim’s daughter or Kanye’s daughter. She’s a 12-year-old kid stuck in the middle of one of the messiest feuds in Hollywood. Kim wants her polished, styled, and photographed. Kanye wants her hidden, shielded, and protected. The gag is, while they both swear they’re doing what’s best, all they’re really doing is dragging her deeper into their fight.

The Real Victim

It must be hard having parents who hate each other, because North West has become the battleground in a war she never asked to fight in. Her childhood isn’t private anymore—it’s public property, dissected and debated by millions. And as the drama unfolds, one question remains: Will North be allowed to grow up on her own terms, or will she be the latest casualty of the Kardashian-West machine?

As the world watches and waits, one thing is clear: Kanye’s rage isn’t just about a single outfit or a single photo. It’s about a cycle he’s desperate to break, and a daughter he’s determined to protect—even if it means waging war against the most powerful women in Hollywood. Whether you side with Kanye or Kim, the spotlight on North West is a warning about the price of fame, and the innocence lost along the way.