Kim Kardashian’s Nannies ‘Driven by Armed Security’ to Drop Kids Off at School Amid Kanye West Drama, Source Says
Kim Kardashian and Kanye “Ye” West continue to navigate a complex co-parenting relationship following their 2022 divorce. Despite sharing joint custody of their four children — North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm — Kardashian serves as the primary caregiver. Recent tensions have surfaced, with Ye making public remarks about their parenting arrangements and Kardashian taking steps to ensure the children’s safety, including enhancing security measures during school drop-offs. Here’s what a source said about Kardashian’s nannies being “driven by armed security.”
Kim Kardashian has enhanced security measures in place for her kids in light of Kanye ‘Ye’ West’s behavior
Kim Kardashian and Kanye “Ye” West agreed on joint legal and physical custody of their four children. However, West’s recent comments have reignited tensions between the former couple. In a controversial interview with DJ Akademiks, Ye admitted, “I didn’t want to have children with this person after the first two months of being with her,” and expressed regret over their family life. He also criticized their joint custody arrangement, questioning his lack of control over their children’s public image and branding. In response, Kardashian has taken steps to limit direct communication with West.
Now, it appears Kardashian isn’t taking any chances when it comes to the safety of her children. An insider told The U.S. Sun that Kardashian’s nannies have “armed security” with them during school drop-offs and pickups.
“She has three or four nannies come in SUVs driven by armed security most mornings,” the source alleged. “The nannies sometimes stay to watch the kids play at drop off and pickup. Kim doesn’t want a big fuss at the school; she wants the children to be as safe as possible, and she also has a crazy schedule. The teachers are used to having celebrity children there, so they try to make life as normal as possible for them.”
The source added that Kardashian and West’s oldest daughter, North, 11, has “plenty of friends” in her “cliquey” social circle. “People gravitate towards her and want to know what she’s about, as she’s becoming well-known now for her own achievements,” the source continued.
Kim Kardashian allegedly pays her full-time nannies around $100,000 per year
Another source told The U.S. Sun that Kim Kardashian utilizes a team of 10 nannies to help with her and Kanye “Ye” West’s kids. Her daytime nannies work 12-hour shifts beginning at 6 a.m. And her nighttime nannies remain on-call through the evening. The nannies help with everything around the home, including visits with West.
“If one of the kids is going to Kanye, say like, North, it tends to cause a little chaos, as Kim has around three trusted ones that she will send,” the insider explained. “So, then if two of the kids go, it’s even more chaos — which is why she’s got a team of about 10 nannies. But then layer on the tutors, art teacher, dance and music teachers, the kids’ stylists, creative play, and the house is often full of people there in service of the children — but all of that takes place in one dedicated wing of the house.”
The reality star is ‘heavily leaning on therapy’ to deal with Kanye ‘Ye’ West, a source says
An insider told RadarOnline that Kim Kardashian is having a difficult time dealing with Kanye “Ye” West’s online outbursts.
“Kim is doing the best acting job of her life, keeping a smile on her face during all this because the truth is she’s distraught,” the source alleged. “She’s going through hell.”
Kardashian allegedly considered going for full custody of her kids. However, “she worries about what sort of new attacks that will set off.”
“She could have a breakdown over it, but someone has to be there for their kids, so she doesn’t have that luxury,” the source added. “As a result, she’s heavily leaning on therapy, and it’s the norm for her to talk to her therapist every day.”
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