Kanye’s album, Donda, was released on Sunday, August 29, and the track, Hurricane, has got people talking because of its lyrics which allude to him confessing his infidelity.
One source told PageSix: “The song is in a way his testimony of everything he did wrong and taking accountability for their marriage breakdown.”
PageSix quoted another source as saying: “If you look closer to the lyrics he is referring to his infidelity during his marriage with Kim, even after two kids.”
Hurricane also appears to detail a California home Kim and Kanye purchased in 2014, that was featured in Architectural Digest, with West rapping: “Architectural Digest, but I needed home improvement / Sixty-million-dollar home, never went home to it.”
Kim Kardashian took to her Instagram Stories to reveal she was listening to Hurricane by sharing a screenshot.
Kanye also appeared to hint that Kim cheated on him in another track titled “Lord I Need You”.
He rapped: “Three hours to get back from Palm Springs, huh? / Who you know spend an hour in Walgreens, huh?”
Kim’s mother Kris Jenner owns a home in Palm Springs where the whole family have been seen on numerous occasions.
Recall that Kanye once famously accused Kim of meeting with rapper Meek Mill behind his back in a series of bizarre tweets published to Twitter in 2020. He added that he’s been trying to divorce her since then
Kanye later apologized, saying the allegation “out of line.”
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