Why Kim Kardashian Must Prove Kanye West Wrote His Social Media Posts After Slamming ‘Misinformation’ Amid Divorce

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No shortcuts. Kanye West responded to Kim Kardashian‘s latest filing in their divorce, and he wants her comments to stay off the record — unless she submits proper evidence.In court docs filed by the 44-year-old rapper’s lawyer on Friday, February 25, and obtained by Us Weekly, the KKW Beauty founder’s comments about his social media posts are slammed as “double hearsay” and West wants the comments stricken.On Thursday, February 24, Us obtained court docs where Kardashian, 41, responded to her estranged husband’s objection to her request for a separate trial to declare her single (he offered a list of stipulations that needed to be met before he’d agree earlier this month).In the Skims founder’s latest filing, she noted, “Kanye has been putting a lot of misinformation regarding our private family matters and co-parenting on social media which has created emotional distress.”West’s lawyer, however, argues that her comments are not allowed to stay on the record since she didn’t provide the posts along with her statement.“Kim claims she read something online allegedly by Kanye and characterizes the posts in her declaration as misinformation,” the Friday filing from the rapper’s attorney states. “The social media posts are not attached to the declaration.

Kim needed to offer the social media posts into evidence, and show that the posts were written by Kanye.”Since the posts were not submitted as evidence, the comments could be stricken from the record.

However, Kardashian could keep her statement on the record by submitting the Instagram posts in question.Proving that Kanye wrote his Instagram posts, which included alleged screenshots of text messages with his estranged wife, is required — and the Yeezy designer may have