Kanye West Saw Son Saint This Year—Court Records Contradict His Complaints
Get ready for a sideshow: court papers casually confirm Kanye West clocked quality time with Saint earlier this year, despite his recent public lament that he hasn’t seen his kids. In true Ye fashion, drama unfolded when his legal team filed fresh visitation docs this spring, only to unearth receipts that he swung by Chi-town for some father‑and‑son bonding months ago. The whole saga reads like a hi‑def example of “Do as I say, not as I do,” with court filings painting a more nuanced picture than his social media tirade.
According to the April 2025 court submission obtained by TMZ, West’s lawyers reminded the judge that he’s entitled to unlimited parenting time under the existing custody agreement. They even attached proof that he hung out with Saint in January—complete with date‑stamped entries. The kicker? Kanye publicly claimed in a podcast two weeks ago that he’s been “kept away” from his children. Sorry, Ye, but that narrative just got swatted down with paperwork. Lawyers for ex‑wife Kim Kardashian have politely noted he’s free to arrange visits at his convenience and has indeed done so. The legal memorandum cites multiple email exchanges and calendar invites as evidence.
No one’s denying Ye’s grievances about co‑parenting logistics, but the contrast between his aired grievances and the official court record is hard to ignore. Per People Magazine, an insider close to the proceedings admits West has “missed a few appointments” but has often rescheduled and shown up with gifts, toys and homemade grilled cheese sandwiches—the kind of dad move that usually lands on Instagram rather than in bitter tweets. The source says West’s team simply wanted to remind everyone, court included, that he’s not exactly being stonewalled.
Meanwhile, TMZ’s legal analyst points out that this public kerfuffle could backfire, making Ye look like a guy who blames the system instead of taking responsibility. If the judge is watching, these inconsistencies might not earn him any extra sympathy. On the flip side, Kanye’s camp argues the emails don’t capture the real issues—time zone mix‑ups, last‑minute venue changes, and conflicting schedules with Kardashian’s film shoots. Cue the endless back‑and‑forth everyone’s come to expect when West decides to go public.
So, will this paperwork stunt shut down the tweets? Don’t bet on it. Ye thrives on turning personal setbacks into performance art, complete with streaming fan reactions and surprise album drops. Just remember, for every dramatic post, there’s a legal brief lurking in the wings. And that’s your daily dose of celebrity reality. Stay tuned.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ, People Magazine
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