Kanye West is once again at the center of controversy after posting and later deleting a highly sexualized tweet about Kamala Harris.

Aside from promoting his latest Yeezy models and hocking his $20 sweatsuits, Kanye West has (surprisingly) remained pretty quiet on social media.

Kanye West has apologized to Kamala Harris’ kids after making controversial statements about the former Vice President in his now-deleted tweets. Read details below.

Kanye West is stirring up a storm on social media once again, fuelling rumours he’s a “clone.” After being banned last year, the rapper, 47, returned to X with a string of

Kanye West is back on Twitter—now called X—under Elon Musk’s ownership, reigniting controversy as he targets Kamala Harris in a bizarre rant, proving once again that he’s fully aligned with the far-right playbook.

Kanye West has made a puzzling move on social media, one that is sure to raise eyebrows among fans of both him and Taylor Swift, as the controversial musician and rapper returns to

Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, went on a posting spree on X, formerly called Twitter, on Saturday, where he shared a screenshot of texts between him and Elon Musk, announced that he only follows Taylor Swift on Instagram and said he doesn’t want to “f**k” former Vice President Kamala Harris following her loss in last year’s election.

Kanye West issued an official apology to Kamala Harris on Sunday. The hip-hop star, who still has a lot of fans in the sports world, took a lot of heat for his sexually-charged posts about the former Vice President of the United States on Saturday night.