Kanye West Faces Legal Dispute with Kim Kardashian Over Song Featuring Daughter North and Diddy

Kim Kardashian sought to block the release of Kanye West's new song, citing concerns over their daughter's involvement and trademark rights.

Kanye West released a new song, 'Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine,' featuring his 11-year-old daughter North West, Sean 'Diddy' Combs, and other artists.
Kim Kardashian attempted to prevent the song's release, citing trademark agreements for their children's names and concerns about North's association with Diddy, who is facing serious legal charges.
West and Kardashian engaged in a heated text exchange, with West threatening 'war' over the trademark dispute and sharing screenshots of their conversation online, which were later deleted.
Kardashian reportedly sent cease-and-desist letters and pursued emergency legal action to block the song, but West ultimately shared it on X (formerly Twitter).
Diddy, currently in jail awaiting trial on charges including sex trafficking and racketeering, is featured in a phone recording on the track, sparking further controversy.