Kanye West, the maestro of controversy, has never shied away from making headlines, whether it’s through his outspoken opinions or headline-grabbing feuds. From his infamous spats with Taylor Swift to his eyebrow-raising comments, his career has been a rollercoaster of ups and downs. But perhaps one of the most talked-about topics surrounding Kanye in recent years has been his highly publicized divorce from Kim Kardashian and the subsequent questions about their co-parenting dynamics.
Despite the tumultuous nature of their split, Kanye has remained a steadfast presence in the lives of their four children: North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm. His bond with his eldest daughter, North, in particular, has been a focal point of attention. It’s evident that Kanye has made concerted efforts to maintain a close relationship with his kids, even amidst the challenges of co-parenting.
North, in turn, seems to cherish the time spent with her father. Their adventures together, from attending sporting events to embarking on international trips, highlight the special bond they share. In fact, North’s admiration for her dad was evident in a candid moment captured on The Kardashians, where she expressed her admiration for his laid-back lifestyle.
But it’s not just quality time that Kanye shares with his daughter; he’s also passing down his love for music to the next generation. North’s burgeoning interest in singing and performing mirrors her father’s own passion for music. And with her recent performance at the Hollywood Bowl, where she wowed audiences with her rendition of “I Just Can’t Wait to Be King,” it’s clear that she’s following in her father’s footsteps.
In fact, North’s musical talents have already made waves in the industry, with her debut on Kanye’s track “Talking/Once Again” earning her the title of the youngest artist to enter the Billboard Hot 100 charts. With an album in the works, North is poised to make her mark as a rising star in the music world, thanks in part to the guidance and influence of her father, Kanye West.
