The couple, whose marriage has been reported on the rocks over their unequal share of parenting duties, is said to be living in separate parts of their L.A. house.
- May 9, 2020
AceShowbiz - Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's marital issues are apparently so serious that the two reportedly try to avoid each other. Rumor has it that the couple has been "staying at opposite ends of the house" as it appears that they're in a hostile environment for their relationship.
"Kim and Kanye are arguing and at each other's throats during this pandemic," a source tells The Sun, confirming a previous report which stated the same about the pair's relationship. Claiming that the coronavirus quarantine has taken its toll on the reality TV star, the source adds, "Kim is getting stir crazy, as she's used to being on the go. It's also a lot of time alone with the kids for her."
The source goes on explaining that their unequal share of parenting duties is still the root of the couple's problem, "She is frustrated with Kanye and thinks he's not pulling his weight in family responsibilities." The source adds, "They've been staying at opposite ends of the house to keep things civil."
In late April, Us Weekly came up with similar report about Kim and Kanye, who have been self-isolating together with their four children, North, 6, Saint, 4, Chicago, 2, and Psalm, 11 months. Having to care for her kids without any help, the 39-year-old TV personality allegedly "finds it frustrating that [Kanye] doesn't ask her how he can help with the kids."
It was said that Kanye has been "focused on creating" lately, leaving him little to no time to help Kim with their kids. As a result, the SKIMS founder felt like "all the parenting duties are falling on her." A source told the site, "Kanye is really getting on Kim's nerves."
Earlier in the same month, PEOPLE reported that Kanye took his kids to Wyoming to let his wife "have a break." A source said, "Kanye escapes to his office for a work break," adding, "He also let Kim have a break last week when he took some of the kids to Wyoming. They have been taking turns caring for the kids."
