Kim Kardashian Faces Co-Parenting Challenges as Kanye West Shares Private Texts and Releases Song Featuring Daughter North

Bethenny Frankel advises Kardashian to focus on legal decision-making rights after West's controversial actions escalate tensions.

Kanye West released a song titled 'Lonely Roads Still Go to Sunshine,' featuring his 11-year-old daughter North West and Sean 'Diddy' Combs, sparking criticism over North's inclusion.
Kim Kardashian reportedly attempted to prevent the song's release, citing concerns over the use of North's trademarked name, but West proceeded and shared private texts from Kardashian online.
West's social media posts revealed heated exchanges with Kardashian, including threats of 'public fallout' and inflammatory remarks about her objections.
Bethenny Frankel, drawing on her own custody battle experience, publicly advised Kardashian to stop direct communication with West and instead use a proxy due to his alleged irrational behavior.
Frankel emphasized the importance of securing legal decision-making rights over disputes like trademarks, highlighting their significance in critical areas like medical and educational decisions.