Kanye West Took His Kids to Wyoming to Give Kim Kardashian a 'Break'
everyone else trying to homeschool their kids, Kim Kardashian West is reportedly enjoying a break thanks to Kanye West whisking their children away to Wyoming."It's a huge chaos with all the kids at home. Kanye escapes to his office for a work break. He also let Kim have a break last week when he took some of the kids to Wyoming. They have been taking turns caring for the kids."
Sounds great, though not exactly sure that flying to Wyoming counts as"staying at home" and avoiding unnecessary travel. 👀,"It's been tough juggling it all. You really have to put yourself on the back burner and just focus on the kids. Let me say, being at home with four kids, if I ever thought for a minute that I wanted another one, that is out the door. It's really tough.
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