Rap mogul Kanye West is reportedly seeking to get a paternity test to confirm that he is the father of his daughter, North West. The press started to have a field day about this issue since there were reports about his wife, Kim Kardashian, using another man's sperm.
Hollywood Life reported that Kanye West is serious about demanding for a paternity test after finding out that he might not be North's dad. Apparently, his wife was said to have used one of her ex-boyfriend's sperms to conceive both of their children. This means that he might also not be the father of Saint West.
According to Star magazine's insider as cited by Hollywood Life, Kanye West will divorce Kim Kardashian if he finds out all of these reports were to be true. But first, it is looking like "The Life of Pablo" rapper would have to go through a paternity test before making any drastic moves. It is going to be a complicated situation for the couple and if Kanye does file for a divorce because of this, since it would be the third time that Kim's marriage would have failed.
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Reports are saying that Kim Kardashian underwent a pre in vitro fertilization procedure, which required her to freeze some embryos with the help of an ex. This procedure could easily create a baby once Kim needs it.
Since it is frozen, she could preserve it and implant the embryo when it is time that she wants to conceive. Not just that, but apparently, Kim is the more eager one to have a child than Kanye.
A follow-up report also made by Hollywood Life says that Kanye is seeking advice from Kourtney Kardashian's estranged baby daddy, Scott Disick, regarding the whole paternity test. The publication said that his unofficial brother-in-law could relate when his son Mason was born 7 years ago. He had the same problem when Kourtney's ex claimed that time that he might not be the father of Mason.
There are no words from Kanye West and Kim Kardashian about this issue yet. Their reps are still silent as well. Do you think that these reports surfacing online could be true? Hit us up in the comments!
