Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are at loggerheads over their eldest daughter’s rights after she featured in a song by Kanye which also includes disgraced rapper Sean Diddy Combs. As Sean awaits his trial in sexual abuse, rape and prostitution charges, North rapped in the song by Kanye West which sort-of supports Diddy.

Kanye West is supporting Diddy. Previously, he asked for Diddy to be released and even asked US President Donald Trump to step in and release him.

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But the idea of her daughter rapping with her ex makes Kim Kardashian uncomfortable. Reports suggest that she doesn’t want her kids to have anything to do with Sean Diddy. 

In the new track called “Lonely Roads Still Go To Sunshine”, North can be seen rapping while there are vocals by Kanye and Diddy. The song also includes Sean Diddy’s son Christian “King” Combs. 

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In the song, Diddy can be heard singing about Kanye looking out for his kids and reaching out when no one else had checked in for months. Ye, in return, raps some big praise and tells Diddy he “raised” him. 

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Then we can hear North rapping:  “When you see me shining, then you see the light.”

 Christian “King” Combs also drops a verse, and there are vocals from Jasmine Williams, an artist from Chicago.

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Kim is upset that Kanye has let North’s vocals be used in the song and this has led to a heated argument between the two.

Reports say that Kim tried to block the release but was unsuccessful. 

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North’s name is trademarked by Kim. So anytime anyone uses her name without Kim's permission, it leads to legal issues.

As Kim warned Kanye to not release the song, Kanye shared and then deleted screenshots of a text exchange with Kim.

In the screenshots Kanye posted on social media, Kim said she had already sent him paperwork asking him not to involve North in the song.

(With inputs from agencies)