After a divorce agreement, Kanye West must pay Kim Kardashian up to $200,000 a month in support for their four children together, as reported by CNN.

According to information from the US media, the model and businesswoman will share custody of the children with the rapper who, since October last year, calls himself Ye.

It should be noted that in February 2021, Kim formally filed for divorce after 8 years of marriage. However, at that time the singer made it difficult for the model, despite having a prenuptial agreement signed.

However, both have avoided taking the matter before a trial set for next March and have reached an agreement. So far it is unknown what made the rapper change his mind, although it could be related to a new scandal involving him.

Since Adidas broke its multimillion-dollar contract with Kanye over anti-Semitic comments, the musician’s former employees have claimed that he repeatedly shared intimate images of Kim as an “intimidation tactic.”

In an extensive report in Rolling Stone magazine, workers at Yeezy, the shoe brand that linked the artist with the sporting goods company, revealed that West was showing pornographic videos of his ex-wife.

According to the testimony of one of them, during his job interview in 2018, the rapper did something unusual. “My wife just sent me this,” he told her before showing her a “revealing and personal” image of the also businesswoman and socialite. “I did not know how to react,” said this person.

Another employee also alleged that the former candidate for the presidency of the United States did not feel remorse for showing explicit images or talking about situations that “should be kept private.”

In the article entitled: “Kanye West used pornography, harassment and ‘mind games’ to control the staff”, there are revelations from other employees who claim that the rapper had put pornography on them during the meetings they had in the company as “an intimidation tactic.”

It should be noted that many of these accusations are collected in an open letter that Yeezy employees sent to Adidas and to which Rolling Stone magazine had full access. In it, a strong criticism is made of the executives of the sports company for allowing this type of conduct on the part of Kanye West.