It doesn't look like the war between Kanye West and Kim Kardashian is going to end anytime soon. The controversial artist has publicly demanded that his ex-wife withdraw his children from the Sierra Canyon school, alleging that it is a "fake school for celebrities" manipulated by "the system."
Through a now-deleted Instagram post, West expressed his concern for the future of his four children in capital letters: "KIM TAKES MY CHILDREN OUT OF SIERRA CANYON NOW IT'S A FAKE SCHOOL FOR CELEBRITIES WHO ARE USED BY "THE SYSTEM"" .
According to the singer, the system is a structure or set of practices that, in his opinion, manipulates and controls to serve particular interests, especially in the context of the entertainment and sports industry. West suggests that this system takes advantage of people, including children, to indoctrinate them away from influences considered more authentic or independent, such as the presence of strong parental figures in their lives.
Kardashian's response to these demands has not yet been made public, but security at her children's school was reinforced in 2022, not as protection against West, but for talking too much about the school's name. Since more information is known about the school, Kardashian believes that it is not so safe for her children.
The controversy surrounding West and Kardashian's parenting is not new. Since their divorce in 2021, the two have had public differences over how to raise their children. Despite the disagreements, West has admitted that Kardashian has custody of the children "80 percent of the time," although this has not tempered her criticism of the decisions she has made about her education.
It's not West's first attempt to influence his children's education. West had already expressed his disapproval of Sierra Canyon, suggesting that the school is part of a larger plan to "indoctrinate" young people, especially those from wealthy families.
Additionally, the rapper had tried to get his children to go to Donda Academy, a private Christian school he founded that was named after his late mother, Donda West. Children there used to participate in extracurricular activities before its closure.
